Hackathon advice: trust the vision and over-plan

13 Sept 2026 · 1 min
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In the closing segment of a hackathon webinar, Adam Sand outlines four upcoming revenue‑generating products—Payday, Handled, Justin’s 7 Seas v2, and Dave & Roxanne’s Gone Web Phishing—expressing excitement about moving them into production. He then prompts co‑host Tara for final thoughts. Tara advises participants to trust the hackathon’s vision, to over‑plan, and to prepare to be amazed by what their teams can create. The exchange serves both as a brief status update on commercialized ideas and as motivational guidance for future hackathon participants.

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