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Final online hackathon for self-employed SMZhack: projects that will hit the people

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Two weeks ago , a news was published on Habré about the imminent implementation of the SMZ Hack hackathon for the self-employed. Its organizers are Wallet One, the Federal Tax Service of Russia and Russian Hackers. The goal is to propose and implement the idea of ​​a service for the self-employed.

On April 26, the jury selected three winners, their projects receive support from the Federal Tax Service and 500 thousand rubles. It may well be that the ideas proposed by the hackathon participants will be useful to Habr readers, because there are many self-employed here.

Some details about the SMZ Hack Hackathon


Before you talk about the winners, it is worth recalling the tasks of the hackathon. The main goal, as mentioned above, is to offer, and most importantly, to implement the idea of ​​a service or application for the self-employed. As more and more people now go to remote work, the number of self-employed is also increasing. And that means - services that help this category of entrepreneurs to conduct business, including reporting, are becoming more and more popular.

The problem is that there are more than a hundred categories of self-employed, but services exist for a couple of dozen of them, not more. All the rest, it turns out - on their own. The hackathon was organized in order to provide everyone with reliable and effective tools for work, including interaction with the Federal Tax Service.

The hackathon began on April 23 at 10 am, ended on April 26 at 8 pm.

What did the participants suggest?


We talked with several of the 20 teams that went through a rigorous selection and became participants in the hackathon. Here are examples of their projects that provide an opportunity to understand the focus of the hackathon.

Nickolas



No, this is not a developer from Spain, but the name of the whole team. This is what her project is about.

Under current conditions, the load on delivery services has grown significantly. Many of them have exhausted their resources, being unable to constantly increase the staff of couriers, as well as add new stores and restaurants. We developed Donesem, an aggregator of orders from courier services for self-employed couriers.

Team "Three hundred Dollar"



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creep.doo



Develops an OpenHome service that helps users conveniently pay for rental housing. It has several advantages over its competitors. These are regular payment reminders, payment of rent through the Wallet One system, reminders of the approaching completion of the transaction, as well as protection of both parties (the lessor and the tenant) in case of fraud.

A complete list of teams and their projects can be found here at this link .

Well, who won?


In the top 3 winners, teams whose projects scored the maximum number of points, AntitleDDD, PPnP and Microbo.

By the way, the jury voted, but there is also an online vote, which will be active during the week . The winner of the online voting will receive 50,000 rubles.

AntaytDDD


The team developed the HATabych application. It helps owners to protect themselves from legal problems and protect the apartment from inadequate tenants. Generation of template contracts, real-time photo-recording of the state of the apartment.

PPnP Team



This team has developed "Samodelkin" - a service to promote and simplify the lives of self-employed. It allows you to generate personal sites for them, where it is easy to attract new customers, as well as keep customers records in a convenient crm-system, make secure payments and help with the automatic maintenance of social networks.

Microbo


Well, this team introduced the git-pay niche product. He, according to the creators, makes it possible to earn on pull request. You can find out about the nuances either on the video posted above, or here, in the presentation of the project .

What do winners get?


To implement the idea of ​​the team receive 500 thousand rubles (this is the total size of the prize pool). This money and expert support from fintech company Wallet One and the Russian Hackers development community will help bring the idea to the stage of combat production.

In addition, the winning services will be connected to the API of the Wallet One platform, due to which they will be able to interact with the Federal Tax Service and perform a wide range of work in terms of paperwork, payments, etc.

This is all the news for today. If you have questions to the hackathon participants or to the Federal Tax Service (why not?), Ask questions in the comments.

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