Community votes for the best code
When the timer ends, every submission goes public. Participants vote on each other's work. The most-voted solution wins — and everyone gets a live code review in the process.
How it works
Voting that makes every contest memorable
All submissions go public
The moment the timer hits zero, every submission is visible to every participant. Nothing is hidden — the community sees the full range of solutions.
Peer-driven voting
Each participant votes on the submissions they think are best. The collective judgment of the room determines the winner — not a single judge with their own bias.
Learn from the results
Seeing how 8 different people solved the same problem in 30 minutes is one of the best learning experiences in engineering. Every contest ends with a free code review.
Why peer voting works
The room is a better judge than one person
Peer consensus is often better than a single judge
When everyone votes, personal biases cancel out. The submission that genuinely impressed the most people wins — not the one that impressed the one person grading it.
Healthy competition builds engagement
Knowing your code will be seen and judged by your peers pushes people to care about quality. That extra pressure is the same pressure devs feel shipping real features.
Instant code review — no one has to schedule it
At the end of every contest, participants naturally browse each other's work, learn new approaches, and discuss tradeoffs. It happens organically, not on a calendar.
Every contest ends with a free code review
Seeing 8 different approaches to the same problem in 30 minutes teaches you more than a week of tutorials. The voting phase turns passive contestants into active reviewers — and that's where the real learning happens.
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See the voting in action
Run a contest with your team and experience the voting phase yourself. It's the part everyone talks about.