This weekend we packed our laptops, drove to Linköping University, and came home with two gold medals from Hackaping, Sweden's biggest AI hackathon.
This weekend we packed our laptops, drove to Linköping University, and came home with two gold medals.
The event was Hackaping, Sweden's biggest AI hackathon, arranged by 2Hero, with hundreds of contestants competing across three tracks. Together with our friends at Mindact.ai, we entered two teams in two separate tracks.
We won both.
Both teams built their solutions using Incredible, our own AI tool, creating AI agents that solved everything from AI-driven customer support to simulation of production flows.
A hackathon is basically a pressure test: limited time, unfamiliar problems, and hundreds of talented people all chasing the same prize. It's exactly the environment where a tool either proves itself or falls apart. Winning both tracks we entered, against that competition, is the strongest validation we could ask for that we're building something that works.
A huge thank you to 2Hero and to Peder Linder, Per Lange, and Alfred Sundstedt for arranging a fantastic event, and to Linköping University for hosting it.
And of course, a warm thank you to everyone involved, not least our own team members David Bacelj, Anna Willstedt, and Mathias Karlsson, and our friends at Mindact.ai who competed alongside us.
Now we're heading home, full of insights, inspiration, and feedback that will take the product forward. Weekends like this one remind us why we're building what we're building.
Two tracks. Two wins. And we're just getting started.
