Impact
Every figure on this page is published somewhere anyone can check: the Devpost listing, our sponsor roster, or the country export below. Nothing here is a flyer number.
Live from Devpost
Participants registered
The 2nd largest high school hackathon by participation. 108 more registrations take the top spot, held at 1,501.
Total prize valuation
Across cash, credits, and subscriptions
The largest prize pool ever created by a high school-run hackathon, and the highest valuation documented on any official hackathon aggregator.
While individual student organizers may throw around unverified numbers like $500k or $700k on social media flyers, ReverieHacks holds the highest documented valuation on official hackathon aggregators.
Even as an overall prize valuation rather than liquid cash, hitting $891,300 firmly secures its spot as the largest prize pool ever created by a high school-run hackathon. Hitting that scale with 1,394 participants is an incredible achievement for a student team.
Reach
1,379 registrations and 100 submitted projects across them, shaded by relative volume. A further 113 registrations came in without a country recorded.
79 countries. Hover the map to name one
By the numbers
1,394
Registered on Devpost
Live
$891,300+
Cash, credits, subscriptions, and hardware
Live
$800
Split across first and second in all six tracks
25
16 companies and 9 robotics teams
28
From Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Coinbase, and more
6
At Learner Labs, for the ML and Ideathon tracks
6
Software, apps, data, ML, embedded, and ideation
Live
23
Three weeks, fully virtual and open worldwide
Live
6
The high schoolers who run the whole thing themselves
Where these come from
Read live on every page load. Last read 13 Aug 2026, 01:44 UTC.
Kept by the team and read live on every page load. Shaded by relative volume only; how many people registered from any one country is not published. Last read 13 Aug 2026, 01:44 UTC.
Counted off the sponsor, judge and team rosters published here.
The largest high school-run hackathon on record, and the bar the counter above is measured against.