IT Community UzbekistanCompleted
ITCom Hackathon
An internal month-long hackathon where volunteers built products for the community’s own ecosystem and learned to think like founders.
- Year
- 2025
- Volunteers
- 140, of them 54 active
- Ideas
- 30 and more
- Duration
- One month

About the project
For one month, volunteers built products for IT Community itself. Every Saturday brought video lessons and mentor sessions on value propositions, minimum viable products and idea validation, so teams learned to think like founders while they were building.
The rest of the week went into the products, built for problems the community knew from the inside. Three teams took the prizes, and one of the products is still running today.
In numbers
By the community, for the community.
- 140volunteersSigned up for the hackathon.
- 54active participantsTook a product through the whole month.
- 30+ideasProposals for making the community work better.
- 3winning teamsOne product is still running today.
The format
From an idea to a product in a month.
- 01An idea30+ proposals
- 02A value propositionSaturday lessons
- 03An MVPSmallest version worth testing
- 04A productThree prizes
The ideas
More than 30 ideas, five that stood out.
- 01
Event management platform
Registration, ticket sales, badges and attendance tracking in one tool.
- 02
Weekly AMA sessions
A platform where IT specialists and startup founders meet students and answer their questions.
- 03
Anonymous employer reviews
A space to share what working somewhere is actually like, salaries included.
- 04
IT events calendar
One hub that keeps track of what is happening across the local IT scene.
- 05
TechQuest
A team IT challenge with game mechanics, built for people who are just starting out.
Photos
From the hackathon.
Why
Why the community builds for itself.
- 01Idea validation and early product development
- 02Support for innovation coming from inside the team
- 03Community ideas turned into real projects
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