Use cases
Your hackathon ends on Sunday. The building doesn't have to.
You spent three months on sponsors, judges, a venue and food so that two hundred people could build something in forty-eight hours. It worked. And then everyone went home, the group chat went quiet by Wednesday, and the only thing left of the weekend is a folder of photos and a winners list nobody outside that room will ever read. The hardest part of running a hackathon was never the weekend. It's Monday.
A team that met at your event on Saturday opens their Space on Tuesday. One of them posts the bug that's been blocking their deploy, and someone from a completely different track answers it that night. On Friday they post what they shipped to the Launch League board and the community votes on it. Your event is three weeks behind them and still producing.
A room that's still open on Monday
Create a Project Space for your event and it stays. There's no expiry, no archive date, and no plan you have to keep paying for to keep it alive — so the teams you put together over the weekend still have somewhere to post on Tuesday, next month, and the next time you run the event.
One link, and everyone's in
Share an invite link with your participants and they're in. No application form for you to review, no approval queue, nobody messaging you at 1am because they can't get access — which matters when two hundred people are all trying to set up in the first ten minutes of your opening session.
A deadline every week, not once a year
The Launch League opens a new board every week: teams post what they shipped, the community votes, and the week's top launch goes into a permanent Hall of Champions. Your participants get the demo-day feeling again on a Friday in October — and that record doesn't get wiped when the next week starts.
Questions, answered.
Do I need my organisation's approval or a paid plan to start?
No. Sign-up is free and instantly open — no application, no invite code, no approval queue — and creating a Project Space is part of the free tier. You can have your event's Space up before you finish reading this page.
What happens after the hackathon weekend ends?
The Space stays exactly where it is, and the Launch League keeps running weekly, so your teams have a reason to post again the following Friday. Nothing resets to zero when your event finishes.