

Consumer Health Hackathon
Juno is hosting the Consumer Health Hackathon at Encode Hub on July 25–26, 2026.
First place gets a guaranteed YC interview, sponsor credits, and bonus prizes across multiple tracks. Every attendee walks out with swag.
We all know the healthcare system is broken, and there’s no quick fix. But AI is already changing what’s possible: faster drug discovery, AI scribes for doctors, better diagnostics, tools that connect messy medical data, and products that help patients understand insurance, get reimbursed faster, and actually make sense of their care.
This hackathon is for builders who want to ship products people love - tools that make healthcare easier to navigate, help people get better outcomes, and reduce the pain of dealing with the system.
That could mean a wearable integration that makes daily biometrics actually useful, a smarter medication tracker, an insurance copilot, a care navigation tool, or something way weirder and more ambitious.
Come build products that help real people solve real healthcare problems.
No prior healthcare experience required. Just bring curiosity, urgency, and a bias toward shipping.
Sponsors
ElevenLabs: Voice AI and audio infrastructure for building realistic speech, voice agents, and conversational products.
Supabase: Supabase is the Postgres development platform that powers a new generation of developer tools.
Juno P26: AI health assistant for people living with chronic illness.
TBC
Who Should Apply
Builders, designers, engineers, and operators who want to make consumer healthcare better.
If you’re tired of broken portals, confusing bills, long phone calls, and healthcare products that feel impossible to use, this is for you.
Why Join
Build something people would actually use.
Compete with other serious builders.
Get hands-on with tools and infrastructure for modern healthcare products.
Walk away with something real, plus prizes, swag, and a shot at YC.
Schedule
July 25
10:00 AM – Doors open & breakfast
Rest of schedule TBC
July 26
3:00 PM – Doors close