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Built something tonight? Put it on the wall.

Submit your project in a minute, share your link everywhere, and let the room vote. The leaderboard updates live during demos, and Jev sorts every project into a category and gives it a jury score.

23 projects · 343 votes so far

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Jev-a-thon @ Itnig, 10 Nov

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Every project gets its own page. Post it on LinkedIn, drop it in your group chats, tag @HackBarna and #HackNightBCN. The more people see it, the higher you climb.

The wall

Tap the arrow to vote. One vote per project, as many projects as you like.

  1. 01

    HomeCrush

    HomeCrush protects foreign buyers and investors from costly mistakes in Barcelona. It delivers a clear verdict on whether to pursue or skip the flat, highlights missing deal-breakers to ask agent.

    Money Jury 52 by HRISANTHI GATIDOU ♥ Lovable 11 shares

  2. 02

    Human, Please

    A visual layer for Jev. Built on Vonage's video escalation starter, it shows how Jev scores a support chat: JEV, a Channign Tatum cardboard-cutout agent, reacts to each message while the agent dashboard shows live frustration meters, then a Vonage Video call connects a person.

    Agents Jury 44 by Michella Warren ▶ video 46 shares

  3. 03

    Luar

    Luar helps friends in different cities plan a trip together. Everyone joins via one link and marks free days on a shared calendar. Luar finds destinations all can reach by direct flight or train, ranks them by cost, travel time and fairness, and the group votes on the top three.

    Recommendations Jury 55 by Max Bastius ▶ video ♥ Lovable 4 shares

  4. 04

    SkillArs

    It's a videocall topic tracker. One screen with a simulated video call, a live transcript and a shared agenda of each person's topics. As the pair talks, the Jev model works out which topic they're on, highlights it and crosses off earlier ones, so the session has structure.

    Learning Jury 60 by Chloe, Xénia & Majo ▶ video ♥ Lovable 3 shares

  5. 05

    Theoretical Jobs

    Recruitment is BROKEN! Notable companies cannot even email you now. But the real value add fix, is rematching. If you do not get offerred a job after passing the initial interview(s), which have cost them money, you can be matched again for other roles with them.

    Recommendations Jury 60 by Ian Moss ♥ Lovable 1 share

  6. 06

    Comarruga Flood Lab

    What-if flood simulator for Coma-ruga (Catalonia): pick a rainfall and an urban fix and see in 3D how many cm of water each street saves. Built on real public terrain data, with Jev's decisions measured against a physics solver.

    Social good Jury 61 by Albert Bañeres

  7. 07

    JudgeJev

    Judge Jev is your partner to finish the hackathon on time. Organizers write the rubric, Jev reads every entry the moment it's submitted and gives each judge a first pass, and judges score in their own queue while code adds up the results and every team gets a feedback card with r

    Agents Jury 57 by Andres ▶ video ♥ Lovable 2 shares

  8. 08

    Tria

    Tria turns a photo of an object into Barcelona-specific recycling advice. Jev ranks seven disposal routes and flags uncertainty, helping residents and visitors sort with less guesswork. Built with Lovable in Catalan, Spanish and English.

    Social good Jury 67 by Pierre Dienot ▶ video ♥ Lovable

  9. 09

    La Rambla Pickpockets

    A Pokémon-style simulation of La Rambla where tourists walk to Colom and pickpockets try to rob them. Jev decides every character’s move in real time from a one-line personality. Shows how fast AI decisions can drive believable agents, from games to simulating user behaviour.

    Games & fun Jury 46 by Robert McWhirter

  10. 10

    Bicing Planner

    Desktop trip planner for Barcelona's Bicing bike-share: reliable pickup/drop-off stations, map, ca/es/en, TypeSafe Jev plain-language requests. [https://github.com/ebcodev/bicing-planner]

    Support & ops Jury 54 by Eduard Blancode ▶ video ♥ Lovable 3 shares

  11. 11

    Council-convention

    A panel of personas stress-tests your idea, then a chair delivers one verdict.

    Games & fun Jury 44 by Tiam Haghshenas / Stepan Gritsun ♥ Lovable

  12. 12

    Push cube

    Push·Cube is a browser game where you race TypeSafe's decision model Jev to push a block onto a green goal outline, matching both position and angle, in the fewest pushes. The blocks come in six shapes (square, T, L, I-bar, Z and triangle) and spin when pushed off-centre. You on

    Games & fun Jury 35 by Arnab Dey, Alex Garcia ▶ video

  13. 13

    What's for dinner?

    A dashboard suggesting dinners kids will actually eat. It looks at what they've eaten over the last 14 days, how bored they may be of a food, parent preferences and Nutri-Scores. Then it shows six dinners with a percentage likelihood they will actually eat it.

    Recommendations Jury 62 by Rob Ritzenhein ♥ Lovable

  14. 14

    Label Lens

    Point your camera at a food package to see the ingredients and barcode up close. Jev spots blurry text or a list cut off mid-line and tells you how to retake the photo. The barcode pulls up the product record. I built this to test an idea for a future halal food scanner.

    Health & wellbeing Jury 61 by Hussnain ♥ Lovable

  15. 15

    Prospect Decision Radar

    Prospect Decision Radar finds and researches B2B prospects, then uses Jev to assess buying signals and recommend who to contact next. Every decision includes supporting evidence and a suggested outreach draft.

    Sales & growth Jury 57 by Sergio Pulido ▶ video

  16. 16

    kiki

    this is a test project, rate it high

    Something else Jury 1 by Pedro ▶ video

  17. 17

    Should I?

    A decision engine that helps you with taking any decisions in your life. Rather than second guessing "Should I do this" Jev will tell you. Starting with just purchase advise, later for everything.

    Recommendations Jury 56 by Ruben van de Water ♥ Lovable

  18. 18

    App Review Triage

    For a given mobile app it analyses the Apple Store and Google Play reviews and identify technical issues.

    Dev tools Jury 55 by Guido ♥ Lovable

  19. 19

    Offline Life

    Offline Life replaces doomscrolling with reading & exploring Barcelona. Hit "I want to scroll", share your mood or drop a voice note, and Jev decides the ideal antidote: a book from your shelf, a cozy spot, or some new reading material, backed by a focused anti-leave timer.

    Recommendations Jury 65 by Joke Cocquyt ♥ Lovable

  20. 20

    GRIN

    GRIN scans content in product pages for sustainability claims and find out if it's compliance with the new EU law regarding greenwash, it's going to asses the claims and find out if there is data that backs it up. Otherwise, it will give bad score.

    Social good Jury 51 by Rafa

  21. 21

    Queue Firehouse

    My project Outcompet tracks SaaS competitors in an easy way. It finds & monitors competitors, scrape data from websites, socials, etc but now has a manual review for news that adds a lot of manual work. This project automates this with multi-classification and reduces this by 90%

    Sales & growth Jury 55 by Manel Velasco ▶ video ♥ Lovable

  22. 22

    Portfolio- deeps island

    It’s a small game based portfolio, check it out !!

    Games & fun Jury 22 by Deep anmol kaur ♥ Lovable

  23. 23

    Scam Radar

    an app that helps identify potential scammers in rental listings

    Trust & safety Jury 64 by Carmine pisano ♥ Lovable

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Every project, read by a decision model.

When you submit, Jev reads your pitch, picks a category, and gives a jury score for impact, creativity and use of Jev. It doesn't write text. It answers typed questions with calibrated probabilities, usually in well under a second.

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