Most colleges run a hackathon across a scatter of forms, spreadsheets and group chats that nobody owns. Registrations sit in one place, submissions in another, and by judging day the organisers are reconciling data instead of running the event.
InGenX puts the entire event lifecycle in one place — registration, teams, schedules, submissions, judging — so the people running the event can watch it happen rather than chase it.
We ran our own Super Hackathon on it in April 2026 before offering it to anybody else. Three student teams placed: an AI market analysis tool, a security scanner, and a campus lost-and-found.