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Build a tool that helps a family — no code.
The CoTrackPro Builder Hackathon: ship a working tool that helps one family-law professional do one hard thing better — document, organize, communicate, or stay safe — built entirely in the no-code drag-and-drop builder. The win condition is simple: what can you ship in a weekend?
Educational and informational only — not legal or clinical advice. This platform supports sensitive family-law work: use synthetic demo data only, keep output child-centered and trauma-informed, and never expose a confidential tier. These rules are part of the judging criteria (below).
The challenge#
Use the CoTrackPro builder to ship a working tool for one professional role — Parent, Attorney, GAL, Therapist, School Counselor, Caseworker, Advocate, or any supported role. A "tool" is anything that helps that person document, organize, communicate, or stay safe — built in the drag-and-drop builder, with no code required.
Who it's for#
- Practitioners — attorneys, GALs, therapists, advocates, counselors, and other family-law professionals. No coding required.
- Builders / developers — extend tools with the SDK, CLI, and plugin layer.
- Everyone is welcome on either side of that line.
Tracks#
| Track | For | Judged primarily on |
|---|---|---|
| Practitioner | Non-technical professionals | Real-world usefulness |
| Builder / Developer | Technical participants | Creativity + reusability |
| Accessibility & Safety | Anyone | Clarity, redaction, de-escalation, trauma-informed UX |
A single Best Overall is selected across all tracks.
Rules & safety (required reading)#
These rules are non-negotiable and are part of the judging criteria.
- Synthetic data only. Use the provided demo material. Never upload, paste, or reference real case details, names, or identifying information.
- No PII anywhere. Demos, screenshots, and recordings must use only synthetic/demo data.
- Share-safe by default. Tools that produce output must respect the shareable / redacted tier — nothing may expose a confidential tier.
- Child-centered tone. Output must avoid accusatory or inflammatory language; describe behavior, use a child's initials. Trauma-informed framing is judged, not optional.
- Respect the agreement. All participants accept the Participant Agreement and the Code of Conduct before building.
Judging criteria#
| Criterion | Weight |
|---|---|
| Real-world usefulness | 30% |
| Child-centered / trauma-informed framing | 20% |
| Built with the no-code builder | 20% |
| Safety & data discipline | 15% |
| Polish / completeness | 15% |
How to start#
- Create a sandbox account at developer.cotrackpro.com.
- Open the builder and start from a starter template — or a blank canvas. Use only synthetic/demo data.
- Build, test (run it on-device), and record a short demo (under 2 minutes).
- Submit before the deadline — submission details to be announced.
New to the builder? A 90-second walkthrough and office hours are coming — see the timeline.
Timeline#
| Phase | Dates |
|---|---|
| Registration opens | To be announced |
| Build week | To be announced |
| Office hours / live build sessions | To be announced |
| Submissions close | To be announced |
| Judging | To be announced |
| Winners announced + showcase published | To be announced |
Prizes#
- Best Overall — To be announced
- Track winner — Practitioner — To be announced
- Track winner — Builder / Developer — To be announced
- Track winner — Accessibility & Safety — To be announced
Winning tools are featured as showcase case studies on developer.cotrackpro.com.
Support#
- Office hours and a contact channel — to be announced.
- Builder basics: the no-code overview, the Apps page, and the builder itself.
Code of conduct#
This is a child-centered, trauma-informed community. Be respectful, keep all content safe-for-work and non-identifying, and follow the rules above. See the Code of Conduct.