24 hours. 60–80 students. London's first ever CodeDay.
Three ways to be part of it.
CodeDay is an overnight coding event for high schoolers who don't usually consider themselves "tech people." In 24 hours, they go from zero to shipping something: a game, an app, a tool they built themselves.
Many will write their first line of code. Most will surprise themselves.
Your brand shows up for students building something real for the first time: on the website, in the room, and as part of the night.
Your product gets real time in front of students. A workshop, a demo slot, judges from your team, and a non-product award that puts your name on the night.
A parallel mini-experience built around your product runs live throughout the night. Here's what that looks like — built as a working example in a day.
Example: students sign up to your product to spawn an agent, use features to earn speed boosts, and hit milestones to unlock new abilities - running all 24 hours.