



Cursor Hackathon Singapore
Cursor’s first official hackathon in Singapore is here.
What to expect:
24 hours of pure building — bring your ideas, ship your projects.
Solo or squad — everyone registers individually, but you can form or join teams of up to 4.
Open canvas — no fixed themes; experiment, prototype, and push cursor to its limits.
Rewards — credits, prizes, and bragging rights are on the line.
What's in it for you
Build with 500 other builders in person
Hundreds of dollars in credits for you to build without limitations
Workshops through the 24 hours to learn about new tools as you build
Free food/drinks through the night
Early-birds get some cursor swag!
Prizes & sponsorships
💰 $100,000+ in cash + credits for the winners
🧠 sponsored by OpenAI, Deepmind, Anthropic, Supabase, Manus AI, Smithery, ElevenLabs, Groq and JigsawStack! (and more)
💻 every participant gets $400+ in free credits across tools to build with. Over $200,000 in total perks for all participants.
Sponsor Tracks
ElevenLabs: Best use of ElevenLabs (each team member receives 6 months of the Scale tier valued at $330/month).
Groq: Best use of Groq ($1,000 in API Credits + shoutout on Groq socials + exclusive swag)
Smithery: Best use of MCPs ($1,000 cash + $1,000 credits to the winning team)
Supabase: Best use of Supabase (Free Supabase Pro for a year valued at $300 to each participant of the winning team + ultra rare Supabase merch).
Winners also get a special lunch with Ant Wilson, the CTO of Supabase.Fal.AI: Best use of FAL ($3,000/$1,500/$500 for top 3)
Convex.dev: Best use of Convex
First place:
1,000 USD gift card
Convex Swag
6 months Convex Pro via Convex for Startups program
Second place:
$500 USD gift card
Convex Swag
Exa.ai: Best use of Exa ($500 cash)
Who should join:
Whether you’re a seasoned hacker, a weekend tinkerer, or just curious about what Cursor can do, this is your chance to dive in and build something wild.
Where & when:
📍 Singapore University of Technology and Design
🕒 24-hour sprint
Event presented by Singapore's Cursor Ambassadors and the 65Labs crew.
