FOR STUDENTS WHO THINK IT’S TOO EARLY
Every Opportunity.
None of the Scrolling.
You found the hackathon the day after registration closed. You bookmarked the fellowship and never opened it again. So you keep checking Unstop, MLH, Discord and that one lab page, in case you’re missing something.
Signal checks them for you, in the fields you pick, and puts up the few worth your time — including the ones you’d skip because you assume you’re too early for them.
8 AVAILABLE NOW
- MATCH
- DEDUPE
- THRESHOLD
- SORT
WATCHING
ONE STUDENT, ONE DAY
300 things arrived. 59 were worth opening.
SEVEN SOURCES, NINE HOURS, 11 SEPTEMBER 2026. THE OTHER 241 WERE REAL TOO — JUST NOT FOR HIM.
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You decide what counts.
Type in what you care about and watch the list below re-sort itself. This is the same scoring the app runs, on real listings.
PARANOVA
Diamondhacks
MakeCU
HackNex Season 2
RoadStar Hackathon
ICDS 2026: Digital Sovereignty
ICAIIT 2027: Applied Innovations in IT
9th AccML 2027: Accelerated Machine Learning
PCS 2027: Picture Coding Symposium
HOW IT DECIDES
Two ways to decide.
One pipeline.
Use it with no key at all, or plug in your own model for a second opinion on each one. Whichever you use, you can see why something scored what it did — nothing is ranked by company name, and nothing is hidden behind “the algorithm”.
“Am I ready for this one?”
The question you actually ask before applying. Plug in your own model — Anthropic, anything OpenAI-compatible, or a server on your own machine — and each opportunity comes back with a straight answer, scored 0 to 10 and always labelled as the model’s words, not ours.
- FIT
- Why this one is in front of you
- STAGE
- Whether you’re far enough along
- GAINS
- What you’d walk away with
- ASKS
- What you have to submit
- EFFORT
- Roughly what it costs you
- FIRST STEPS
- What to do tonight
Your words, counted.
Tell Signal the things you care about and the words that put you off. It scores every listing on those, in your browser, for free. You get fewer details than a model gives you, but you can check the arithmetic yourself — and it runs on everything either way.
See the four steps it runs — match, dedupe, threshold, sort →
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What’s left is short enough
to read over coffee.
Every row says where it came from and why it’s here. Save it, mark it applied, or archive it and never see it again. Everything runs on your own machine: no account, and nothing leaves it unless you add a key.
VERSION 0.1.0 · 64-BIT LINUX. WINDOWS AND MAC BUILDS ARE NOT READY YET.
Hack Devengers 2.0
UNSTOP · MATCHED HACKATHON · DUE 18 SEP
9th AccML 2027
WIKICFP · MATCHED MACHINE LEARNING
RoadStar Hackathon
DEVPOST · MATCHED HACKATHON · DUE 13 SEP
Opportunity with an excluded term
STORED FOR DEDUPE · KEPT OUT OF INBOX
SAME SOURCES, DIFFERENT LISTS
Three students.
Three different filters.
Thinks she’s too early for any of it
First year, hasn’t shipped anything public yet. Hackathon boards only, “beginner” and “first-time” pushed up, anything asking for a PhD pushed out of sight.
Moving into a field he didn’t study
Mechanical engineering, wants to end up in robotics. Terms for the new field, workshops and summer schools boosted, and WikiCFP on so he can see what that world is actually working on.
Has the projects, needs the rooms
Ships things and wants somewhere to put them: hackathons, open-source programmes, and calls for papers close enough to edge AI to be worth a weekend.
TRY SIGNAL
Stop checking.
Start choosing.
Signal runs as a desktop app now. Your sources, scores and keys stay on your machine. Questions first?
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