On July 13th, High Dimensional Research hosted a hackathon, GrowthHax, at Betaworks in New York City. This event gathered developers and entrepreneurs to explore innovative ways to drive growth using our product suite, Nolita and the Collective Memory Index.
GrowthHax saw 13 teams present their projects, with around 60 participants engaging throughout the day. The projects ranged from playful oddities to businesses and product features that we expect to see in market soon.
It was an invaluable opportunity for the HDR team to watch developers use our products, troubleshoot, and answer their questions. We’re thankful for everyone who showed up. Check out a list of projects below.
First Place: Apply Bot
Automates job applications by uploading a resume, finding matching jobs, customizing the resume for each job, and applying automatically.
Second Place: Developer Trading Card Generator
Uses Nolita to scrape Dev.to profiles and generate trading cards based on the user's profile information.
Third Place: What's New NYC
Quickly finds tech jobs in New York with an automated search tool.
Honorable Mentions
- AI Code Review: Provides thorough code reviews from an AI model every time code is pushed to GitHub.
- Rube Goldberg Agent: Turns everyday goals into over-engineered adventures with AI-powered planning.
- Reddit Raider: Creates detailed personas and finds potential Reddit promoters, curating matches to user profiles to save time and boost engagement.
- Akari KYC: Uses AI for instant banking onboarding, eliminating the need for human review of documents and online information to improve fintech product conversion rates.
- Dev Pages: Generates a developer website from a GitHub username.