Build something that matters. Develop something ONLY YOU can build. Join QuickBooks and @IntuitDev to create new innovations that help small businesses save time so they can get back to their passions. We’ll keep you fueled, fed, and entertained while you code your way to winning great prizes. Join us on Sat & Sun, December 2-3, 2017 at Devhub in Toronto, Canada.

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What’s the hackathon CHALLENGE? At this hack, your only challenge is to create a brand NEW solution that saves a small business time or money. That’s it!

Eligibility

The hack is open to everyone 18 or older who wants to design, code, and build new and innovative apps that target small businesses.

Requirements

Create a brand new solution that saves a small business time or money by solving a small business problem.  This hack is all about creating new innovations that help small businesses. You are welcome to use the QuickBooks APIs -- we’ll have plenty of staff on hand to help and we might even consider you for an extra prize if you do -- but it's not required.

Prizes

$5,000 in prizes
First Place
1 winner

$5000 CAD

Second Prize
1 winner

Nintendo Switch

Third Prize
1 winner

HP Sprocket Photo Printer

How to enter

1. goto http://smallbizhacktoronto.com

2. Select "Get Tickets" or choose the Tickets link, and complete the registration form.  The hackathon is completely FREE!

Judges

Fil Varino

Fil Varino
Head of Development, Canadian Venture Capital & Private Equity Association

Bill Kennedy

Bill Kennedy
CPA, Energized Accounting QuickBooks Pro Advisor

Alex Peh

Alex Peh
Vice President, Innovation, RBC

Judging Criteria

  • Impact
    How many small businesses are being impacted by the problem you’re solving, and how is awesome is your solution.
  • Innovation
    What are you doing that’s new, why would someone pick your app to solve their problem. How do you stand out?
  • Quality
    Does your app actually work? We don’t expect your app to be bug free, but can our judges figure out how to use your app and have it not crash on them.
  • Ease of Use
    Does it make sense to the end user. Does it look good?

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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