Submitted projects must include

1. 📌 Project / Team Name

   • The official name of your project or team. Keep it short, memorable, and unique.

2. 📌 Short Description (Max 280 Characters)

   • A concise, tweet-sized pitch that captures what your project does, who it’s for, and its unique hook.
   • Example: “An AI-powered tool that predicts crop diseases from phone images, giving farmers instant treatment advice.”

3. 📌 How It’s Made (Technical Breakdown)

   • Describe how you built it: tools, frameworks, APIs, smart contracts, and any innovative integrations.
   • Mention system architecture, data flows, and any notably creative or “hacky” solutions.
   • Be explicit about team member contributions if multiple people worked on it.

4. 📌 Public Code & Design Links (Mandatory)

   • GitHub repo or other public repository with source code and commit history.
   • If applicable, link to Figma, design docs, or architecture diagrams.
   • Requirement: The repository must build/run as described in your README.

5. 📌 Demo Video / Presentation

   • Video (max 4 mins): Show what your project does in action (screen recording + narration preferred).
   • Slides (max 10): Summarise problem, solution, tech stack, and team contributions.
   • Tip: A polished demo can significantly boost judging scores.

6. 📌 Deployment & Contract Details (Optional but Strongly Recommended)

   • URLs of deployed application (testnet or mainnet).
   • Smart contract address(es) with a brief explanation of their role.
   • Include usage instructions if the app requires setup.

7. 📌 Problem, Impact & Future Roadmap (Recommended)

   • Briefly explain the problem you’re solving, who benefits, and any real-world impact achieved so far.
   • Share your vision for future improvements or scaling.