Judge hackathons with a system everyone can trust.
Import Devpost projects, paste your rubric, let judges score live, and review GitHub timelines before winners are announced.
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See OpenRubric in action.
A quick walkthrough of importing projects, scoring against a shared rubric, and publishing winners.
Everything a judging room needs, and nothing it doesn't.
Import submissions
Pull projects from a Devpost URL, paste project links, or upload a CSV. Manual entry always works as a fallback.
Score with a shared rubric
Paste your rubric once. Every judge scores against the same weighted criteria, with comments tied to each line.
Publish winners by track
Aggregate judge scores into per-track leaderboards and an overall winner — with review cases resolved first.
From Devpost to final rankings.
A rubric-first judging workspace.
Every score is tied to a criterion. Judges grade against the rubric you define — never a vague gut feeling — and each judge keeps their own record.
Review signals, not accusations.
OpenRubric scans each repo's GitHub timeline and surfaces what an organizer might want to ask about — framed as a question, never a verdict.
OpenRubric never makes the final call. It gives organizers evidence to review.
Transparent, self-hostable, and yours to keep.
Transparent scoring
Every number traces back to a criterion and a judge. Nothing is a black box.
Self-hostable
Run it on your own Supabase project. Your data never leaves your control.
Exportable data
Export submissions, scores, and rankings as CSV or JSON at any time.
Human final decisions
OpenRubric surfaces evidence. Organizers make every award decision.