Event

Join us for Hack9 2026

Code less, AI more

Hack9 is back, and this year, we’re changing the lens. It’s not just about what you build. It’s about how you build itCode less, AI more isn’t a challenge brief, it’s a mindset shift. 

 

On May 22nd, we’re bringing together developers, QA engineers, DevOps pros, product leads, customers, and anyone curious enough to ask: what does building look like when AI is truly part of the process? 

 

As always, Hack9 is about co-creation – joining forces with Levi9 experts, exchanging ideas, and building something meaningful together.

What to expect 

 

  • Cross-role collaboration – Every perspective counts. The best solutions come from diverse teams. 
  • AI-first building – Not AI as a tool you open in a tab, but AI woven into how you think and work. 
  • 8-hour sprint – One day, one idea, one working solution. 
  • In-person energy – Hosted at our offices, with snacks, good vibes, and real human interaction. Remote participation available too. 
  • No team yet? No problem  we’ll help you find one. 

Key dates 

 

🗓 Hackathon Day: May 22, 2026  

 

📝 Registration Deadline: May 15, 2026 

 

Workshops and prep materials will be shared in the weeks leading up to the event  so you can hit the ground running. 

 

⚡ Requirement: At least one levi niner per team

 

Come ready to experiment, learn, and reshape the way you build. 

Date:

22-5-2026

Time:

All day event

Location:

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