For high school students applying to CS programs • Research, debate, and specs
From 52 initial ideas, evaluated by an independent panel. These 10 represent the best balance of impact, leadership, feasibility, and technical depth for college applications.
Minimalist news aggregator — no ads, no tracking, no clutter. Just news summaries from RSS feeds. Target: 1,000+ daily users.
Airbnb-style peer tutoring platform. Students who aced AP CS tutor those who need help. 100+ sessions in first semester.
Find and form study groups for AP/IB CS exams. Students study alone because they can't find partners — this fixes that. 200+ groups.
Custom VS Code theme optimized for students. Not too dark, not too bright — good syntax highlighting for long coding sessions. 1,000+ installs.
Interactive, searchable git cheatsheet. Click a command, see what it does. Learn by doing, not memorizing. 300+ users.
CLI tool to automate student developer tasks — setup projects, install dependencies, run common commands. 100+ npm downloads.
Connect cafeteria food that would be wasted to students in need. Real social impact. 100+ meals saved. This is WHY CS matters.
Community wiki of solutions to common coding errors. Not what is the error — HOW DID I FIX IT? 500+ solutions documented.
"What do I need on the final?" calculator with weighted grades. Enter grades, get predictions. Simple, fast, useful. 100+ calculations.
Weekly email digest of tech news curated for students. Not all the news — just what's relevant. Curation is a skill. 200+ subscribers.