no experience needed
Vibecoding, GitHub, and coding workshops to get you building — and competing — at the hackathon.
high school hackathon
A high-energy day to build wild ideas, meet new friends, and have a blast — beginner friendly and open to all.
A hackathon is a one-day building sprint. You team up (or fly solo), pick a challenge, and spend the day turning an idea into a real app, game, website, or gadget. At the end, teams demo what they made to judges and the best projects win prizes.
It's not hacking into anything — it's "hacking together" something cool. You'll learn more in one day than in a month of tutorials, and nobody expects it to be perfect.
Vibecoding, GitHub, and coding workshops to get you building — and competing — at the hackathon.
Breakfast snacks, pizza and boba at lunch, afternoon snacks.
A tournament in the gaming zone, with prizes.
Hack montages and memes looping on the big screen all day.
Track names coming soon.
Joel Mulonde
owner
Joshua Pine
organizer
Mario Perez
organizer
Shirochka Janapati
organizer
judge
judge
judge
judge
No. Hackity is built for first-timers, and mentors are on the floor all day to help you get started.
High schoolers in the Bay Area. Beginner friendly and open to all skill levels.
A laptop and charger if you have them. Packing list TBA closer to the date.
No. Hackity is free — food included.
A one-day event where students team up to build an app, game, or website from scratch, then demo it to judges for prizes. No hacking into anything — just building.
We're planning on the TAG Building at Rancho Cotati High School (TBD — pending approval). We're aiming for about 150 hackers.
Put your business in front of 150 local high school builders. Every dollar goes straight to prizes, food, and supplies for students.
About 150 high schoolers from across CRPUSD and Sonoma County — future engineers, designers, and founders. Sponsoring Hackity is a direct way to invest in local STEM talent and put your name in front of tomorrow's hires.
Goal: ~$5,700 total. 100% goes to the event.
Donations are received by our school's ASB, part of Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified School District, a public school district. Gifts to public schools are generally tax-deductible. We'll provide a receipt, and please check with your tax advisor.
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