​Build Local with Cursor: a 12‑hour hackathon in The Hague, hosted by Cursor and powered by top AI tools.

​Technology is moving fast. The question is who actually gets to build with it.

​On June 26, we are bringing together around 180 of the builders to create AI native products in a single day, using Cursor.

​In 12 hours you will go from idea to working product and pitch in front of the room. Tracks and partner challenges will be announced as we get closer, but expect a heavy focus on real startup ideas and workflows people could use the next day.

​You can find more information on ​what to expect[1], agenda [2], who this is for [2], and contributors [4].

​Ready to build?

​Best, The Cursor Hackathon team

​🔒 Participation is free but selective. Spots are limited.

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​Details:​

​[1] What to Expect

​This is a one day sprint to ship something real...

​Build a focused project in a collaborative environment with other builders.

​Cursor experts will be on hands throughout, together with short guest speaker sessions and live demos. And don't worry; we take care of credits, food, drinks, and activities.

​Every participant gets:

• ​3 months of Mobbin Pro for product and interface inspiration

• ​1 month of ElevenLabs Creator tier for voice and audio

• ​Cursor credits to power your build

• ​Apify credits for scraping and automation

• ​Fluxzero backend integration access for AI

​Winning prizes is worth over $2,000 in tools, subscriptions and merch. 🏆

​​[2] Agenda

​08:00 – doors open and registration
09:00 – kickoff, intro to Cursor and partners, idea overview
10:00 – team formation and building starts
10:00 to 17:30 – focused build time, with optional workshops and lightning talks from partners and guests throughout the day
17:30 – submissions close
18:00 – demos and pitches
19:30 – jury feedback and awards
20:00 – wrap up and hang out

​Details on workshops, speakers and jury will follow as we confirm them.

​[3] Teams and people:

​We’re intentionally curating an inclusive and diverse mix of profiles across backgrounds, experience levels, and ways of thinking. The best projects come from unexpected combinations.

• ​For who: for engineers, designers, founders, and ambitious students. We expect everyone to ship. Beginners are welcome, just bring your laptop and the willingness to build.

• ​Teams: you will work in teams of 2-4. You can sign up solo or as a team of up to four. Solo applicants will be matched with others.

​​[4] Contributors:

• ​Cursor

• ​ElevenLabs

• ​Mobbin

• ​Unknown University of Applied Sciences

• ​Apify

• ​Fluxzero

• ​Terraindex