The engineer
Does it work, and can people use it?
Build an app that makes Ramadan easier for people you know. 7–11 December 2026, online.
More details soon. Free, and no coding needed.

Bring a need you know and pick the track it fits.
Help people give, volunteer or back a cause. Your app must use the LaunchGood API.
Example ideasHelp people read, learn, understand or live by the Quran.
Example ideasBuild something people want to share. The test is how many people it reaches.
Example ideasBuild something people hold or use in the real world, not only on a screen.
Example ideasTake on a big, bold idea. Five days only has to get it started.
Example ideasTracks may still change before the hackathon starts. More information coming soon.
See the tracksThink of something people struggle with in Ramadan, like planning suhoor or finding an iftar, and build an app that helps. Solo is fine, and no coding experience is needed.
Bring an idea if you have one, or add it later. Come solo or with teammates.
A person reads every application. If you’re in, you get the kickoff details.
Start a new project with the AI tools you like. Get one flow working, then make it better.
Submit your app and a short video on the 10th. Finalists showcase on the 11th.
AI helps screen the first round, looking at each app four ways. People judge the finals.
More information coming soon.Does it work, and can people use it?
Is it clear, thoughtful, and well made?
Will it make a useful, lasting difference?
Who does it help, and who might it leave out?
Online and in person
Most builders will join from home, and some will meet at one of the local hubs below. It’s the same event either way.
Four local communities in talks to host.
Join online from anywhere. Kickoff and the showcase are live online, and you build on your own schedule in between. A local hub is optional.
Four local communities are in talks to host. More information coming soon.
Offer a spaceWant to back the builders with prizes, a perk, a space or your audience? Become a partner