SIH 2026 is live. Ideas due on sih.gov.in in 9 days — all 229 problem statements, in plain English
the brief says how. almost nobody reads it.

Know how you’ll be judged

Wynit reads the brief of the competition you’re entering and turns it into a plan you can follow.

any competition, even one we’ve never listed

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What you get

Three things, all from your brief.

Not general advice that fits any competition.

A plan that fits the time you have

Day by day, from today to the deadline, sized to your team and your week. Every task is there because something in the brief rewards it.

A judge before the judges

Face the hard questions while you can still fix the answer.

An honest read on where you stand

See what’s still missing before the deadline decides for you.

How it works

Set up in about a minute.

You stay in control of what it knows.

Hand it the competition

A link, or the brief itself if the page needs a login. It shows you what it read.

Fix what it got wrong

Listings go stale. You get the last word on the deadline, prize and team size.

Work through it

Plan, roles and mock judge in one place. It remembers where you stopped.

Why we're building this

We kept losing too.

Every team we spoke to told us a version of the same story.

Paraphrased from conversations while we researched the problem. Not customer testimonials — nobody has competed with this yet.

Hackathons aren’t won by the best coders. They’re won by the best pitchers.
Third year, six competitions in
Fifty applications. Never cleared a single first round.
Final year, still going
Rejected every time, and nobody ever told us why.
Second year, four losses

You didn’t lose because you were worse.

The teams that keep winning aren’t smarter than you. They worked out what judges are really scoring. That is the whole thing we’re handing you.

Start with the one you’re already in.

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