Remembrance and productive app company, Evernote‘s second annual worldwide developer competition is here: the Evernote Devcup! Devcup challenges software developers and designers to create awesome products that help our 25 million users do more with Evernote. They’ll be awarding over $100,000 in prizes and giving finalists the chance to present their work to the attendees of this year’s Evernote Trunk Conference in San Francisco.
Here’s what will be given away:
Gold – $20,000 cash prize
Silver – $15,000 cash prize
Bronze – $5,000 cash prize
6 finalists – $10,000 cash prize, and airfare and lodging to attend ETC 2012
The details:
Any piece of software that integrates with an Evernote API is eligible for Devcup. You can build for desktop, mobile or the web.
Key dates:
Now through June 25th – Form a team, come up with an idea, build an app!
June 25th – Submission deadline
July 23rd – 6 finalists announced
Late summer – Finalists present their entries at the Evernote Trunk Conference; the Grand Prize winner and runners up are chosen
To help you get started, we’re holding a number of meetups around the world. These are a great place to brainstorm and discuss the feasibility of an idea with our developer relations staff, connect with others who are participating in Devcup, and learn more about Evernote. We’ll also be holding webinars if you’re unable to attend in person. For a list of events, and to find all of the information that you need about Devcup, join the conversation at devcup.evernote.com.
Event Details
When: Tuesday, May 8th 2012
Time: 7:00 PM
Where: Blk 71 Ayer Rajah Crescent, #02-18, Singapore 139951
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