Build With Anakin - Mini Hackathon
Build with Anakin: Mini-Hackathon
Code, Scrape & Conquer
Build with Anakin is a curated, hands-on mini-hackathon hosted in Bangalore, designed for developers and builders who want to push the boundaries of web scraping, crawling, and data extraction.
On 10th May 2026, we're bringing together a focused room of serious builders for a high-energy day of coding, collaboration, and competition, all centered around Anakin, the API that converts any website into clean Markdown or JSON in seconds.
This isn't a casual coding event. It's a curated builder room for people who are ready to ship.
What to expect:
Build real projects using Anakin's Universal Scraper and/or Wire.
Compete for a prize pool of 20,000+ INR + exclusive swag
Free food and snacks to keep you in the zone
Network with developers, indie hackers, and builders in Bangalore
Get hands-on with turning messy web data into structured, usable formats
Requirements
Laptop running MacOS or Windows with Cursor/Codex/Claude code installed
Node.js Installed
Some comfort with the terminal - you don't need to be an expert, but you'll be running commands during the build.
Who should apply
Developers curious about web scraping and data pipelines
Builders exploring API-first tools and workflows
Hackers who like to build fast and ship faster
This is your chance to build something real, win meaningful prizes, and get in early with one of the most useful developer tools in the space.
⚠️ This is a limited-capacity, curated event. Registrations will be reviewed.
If you love crawling the web and building with data, this is your room.
📅 Date: 10th May 2026
📍 Location: Bangalore
🎟️ Entry: Approval-based
💰 Prize Pool: 20,000+ INR + Exclusive Swag + Food & Snacks
Join the conversation on Discord
Apply now. Let's build. 🚀
About Anakin: Anakin is a powerful developer API that converts any website into structured Markdown or JSON, making web scraping and data extraction clean, fast, and effortless. Build anything from data pipelines to AI training sets with just an API call.