1,400 builders started, 333 submitted, and 203 projects went into evaluation. Out of those, 31 finalist projects made it to the live finale on July 23, and now we’ve got our winners. ![]()
Grand Prize
Gauntlet - Go safe or go home, Tim Dries
1,400 builders entered, and this is the one that won it all. $8,000
UiPath Maestro Case Track
- 1st — InsureIQ, Srajan Gupta & team ADROForge. Top agentic case management build, picked from hundreds of solutions. $5,000
- 2nd — Do Not Consume, Neehara Ajithkumar & team. $3,000
- 3rd — PostAuto x BE-terna - Customer request processing, Patrick Wirth & team. $2,000
UiPath Maestro BPMN Track
- 1st — SpectreAI, Nithin BR. The sharpest process orchestration build in AgentHack 2026. $5,000
- 2nd — Adro Acord AI, Lakshay Sabharwal & team ADROMinds. $3,000
- 3rd — FDE Agent: Pre-Flight Check for Enterprise AI Workflows, Minji Kim. $2,000
UiPath Test Cloud Track
- 1st — FlakeWarden, Jonathan SolvesProblems. The build that pushed agentic testing furthest this year. $5,000
- 2nd — Cricible, Kinnah Joshua. $3,000
- 3rd — Penetron, Oleksandr Kryo. $2,000
Bonus&special awards
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Most Creative Solution: Nexus Maestro: 1 Case, 5 AI Agents, Seamless Orchestration, Russel Alfeche & team. $3,000
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Best Demo / Presentation: InsureIQ, Srajan Gupta & team. $3,000
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People’s Choice (3 winners, picked by the community out of 203 projects, most liked on DevPost - DevPost reviewed the likes in the project gallery and screened for the types of vote manipulation described in the rules, such as using multiple accounts to circumvent the one-vote-per-person limit and these are the projects that did not show those patterns):
- Meridian, Dhananjay Mendgudli & team
- Vigilance ‘Q’: The Pharma Quality Watchtower, team Boundaryless Maestro Minds
- Do Not Consume, Neehara Ajithkumar & team
$500 each
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Best Cross-Platform Integration: SelfHeal QA, Anthony Yanza. Got agents, robots, and platforms working as one. $1,500
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Best First-Time Builder: Penetron, Oleksandr Kryo. First UiPath hackathon, walked away a winner anyway. $1,500
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Best Product Feedback: Sabrina Ben Haddou. Feedback sharp enough to shape what we build next. $1,500
That’s $50,000 in prizes going out across 17 awards, plus every winner gets an invitation to present at a UiPath event and a shot at a featured spot on the UiPath blog.
All 31 finalist projects are worth a look, not just the ones above, the full gallery is on DevPost, and the finalist announcement thread has the complete list by track.
To every one of the 1,400 people who started building with UiPath, every team that made it to submission, and every judge who spent hours in evaluation calls, thank you. This is what the UiPath community looks like when it shows up.
See you soon and cheers!
The UiPath Community Team
