Impact
The numbers, on the record
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 largest high school hackathon on record by participation, past the 1,502 that stood before it.
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.
Hitting $3,480,000 as an overall prize valuation, $1,250 of it paid out as cash, secures its spot as the largest prize pool ever created by a high school-run hackathon. Reaching that scale with 2,128 participants is an incredible achievement for a student team.
Reach
102 countries, one hackathon
2,125 registrations and 497 submitted projects across them, shaded by relative volume. A further 233 registrations came in without a country recorded.
99 countries. Hover or tap the map for a count
3 countries are listed below but not drawn, because the map's source borders don't include them.
Every country represented
- India826
- United States573
- Pakistan86
- Nigeria37
- Canada29
- Kenya19
- Bangladesh16
- China14
- Egypt14
- United Kingdom14
- Singapore13
- Mexico11
- Turkey10
- United Arab Emirates10
- Nepal9
- Vietnam9
- Algeria8
- Benin7
- Indonesia7
- Philippines7
- Saudi Arabia7
- Australia6
- France6
- South Korea6
- Zimbabwe6
- Brazil5
- Ghana5
- Uzbekistan5
- Colombia4
- Germany4
- Hồng Kông4
- Japan4
- Kazakhstan4
- Perú4
- Qatar4
- Thailand4
- Tunisia4
- Argentina3
- Ethiopia3
- Morocco3
- Rwanda3
- South Africa3
- Ukraine3
- Afghanistan2
- Eswatini2
- Georgia2
- Greece2
- Guatemala2
- Hungary2
- Liberia2
- Mongolia2
- Netherlands2
- Oman2
- Poland2
- Russia2
- Spain2
- ليبيا2
- Angola1
- Austria1
- Azerbaijan1
- Belgium1
- Bhutan1
- Bolivia1
- Botswana1
- Burkina Faso1
- Cambodia1
- Chile1
- Czech Republic1
- Denmark1
- Dominican Republic1
- Ecuador1
- Finland1
- Greenland1
- Guinea1
- Honduras1
- Iran Islamic Republic of1
- Ireland1
- Israel1
- Italy1
- Latvia1
- Lebanon1
- Malaysia1
- Mali1
- Mauritius1
- Namibia1
- New Zealand1
- Norway1
- Palestine1
- Panamá1
- Paraguay1
- Pologne1
- Portugal1
- Romania1
- Senegal1
- Sri Lanka1
- Sudan1
- Sweden1
- Switzerland1
- Thái Lan1
- Togo1
- Uganda1
- မြန်မာ1
By the numbers
ReverieHacks 2026 in full
2,128
Participants
Registered on Devpost
Live
$3,480,000+
In total prize valuation
Cash, credits, subscriptions, and hardware
Live
$1,250
In cash prizes
Split across first and second in all six tracks
37
Sponsors and partners
26 companies and 11 robotics teams
30
Judges
From Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Coinbase, and more
6
Internships awarded
At Learner Labs, for the ML and Ideathon tracks
6
Competition tracks
Software, apps, data, ML, embedded, and ideation
Live
23
Days of build time
Three weeks, fully virtual and open worldwide
Live
5
Student organizers
The high schoolers who run the whole thing themselves
Where these come from
Check any of it
- Participants, prize valuation, tracks, dates
- Devpost listing
Read live on every page load.
- Countries represented
- Devpost's registration export
Kept by the team and read live on every page load. Hover any country on the map for its registration count. Last read 27 Sep 2026, 18:49 UTC.
- Sponsors, judges, prizes, organizers
- This site
Counted off the sponsor, judge and team rosters published here.
- Participation record
- 1,502 participants
The largest high school-run hackathon on record, and the bar the counter above is measured against.