Open by design
Every sanctioned event publishes its rules, judging model, and participation path before the first commit.
Principle 01
A clearer route from local invention to global recognition. WHF gives national associations the standards, structure, and confidence to run competitions that matter.
180
Member records
64
Final teams
6
Confederations
1
Shared standard
01 / Why we exist
Hackathons are where unfinished ideas become useful things. The best competitions give ambitious people a difficult problem, a trusted room, and enough freedom to surprise themselves.
WHF coordinates the shared language between national associations so local energy can become global opportunity without flattening the character of each community.
180
Member records
6
Regions
64
Final teams
02 / The standard
The federation promise
A common foundation for every sanctioned competition, from local qualifiers to the world final.
Every sanctioned event publishes its rules, judging model, and participation path before the first commit.
Principle 01
A shared technical baseline makes competitions comparable across borders, time zones, and communities.
Principle 02
Participants get room to experiment, collaborate, rest, and grow without sacrificing integrity.
Principle 03
Start with a recognized NHA and enter the federation’s common competition framework.
Teams progress through transparent regional pathways designed for local communities.
The strongest teams come together for a 64-team World Hackathon Championship final.
04 / Join the network