Official starter template repository for BeachHack hackathon participants.
All teams must fork this repository at the start of the hackathon and use the forked repository for all development work. Use of personal or pre-existing repositories is not allowed.
You are not restricted to the track or domain you submitted your initial idea under. Teams are free to choose any of the released problem statements.
- All development must begin after forking this repository.
- The problem statements were shared in advance only for ideation and planning.
- No pre-built or pre-developed solutions are allowed in any form.
- Commit history and repository metadata will be actively reviewed.
- Any violation of these rules may result in immediate disqualification.
This repository does not enforce any folder structure or technology stack.
Teams are free to organize their project and choose tools, frameworks, and platforms as required by their solution.
Your forked repository will be considered your final submission.
Ensure your repository includes a clear README describing:
- Selected problem statement
- Project overview
- Technical approach
- Setup instructions
- Demo links
- Screenshots
Good luck, and happy hacking 🚀
– Team BeachHack