Terms

We review Smart India Hackathon idea-submission decks. You upload the deck your team has written, and we return a written report on it: per-slide scoring, a review of your technology choices, the questions a juror is likely to ask, and suggested pitch language.

We do not write, rewrite, or generate slides, content, or submissions. The report is feedback on work you have already produced, and the submission you make remains entirely your own.

This is an independent service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Smart India Hackathon, AICTE, or any government body, and we have no involvement in how any submission is judged.

₹99 for one deck and one report. There is no subscription and no recurring charge. Payments are handled by Razorpay; we never see or store your card or UPI details.

When you upload, we check the file first — that it opens, and that it matches the official template’s structure. If it does not, we tell you what is wrong and no payment is taken. You are only charged for a deck we can actually review.

Reports usually arrive in about 15 minutes. We quote that as a floor rather than a guarantee: it depends on load, and near a submission deadline there may be a queue. You can leave the page — the report is emailed to you when it is ready.

The report is stored privately and delivered through a signed link that expires after 7 days. The expiry date is shown in the email and on the download page, and we send a reminder on day five if you have not downloaded it. Save the PDF and it is yours to keep.

We keep our own copy for 90 days after that, so if something goes wrong once the link has expired, we can usually still help.

If the report fails to generate, or never reaches you, we refund the full ₹99. Write to us and we will process it without an argument.

We do not refund a report you disagree with. The report is a critical review, and a review sometimes says things you were hoping it would not — that is what the service is for. A low score is not a fault in the product.

If a payment is taken and no report is ever produced against it, we refund it whether or not you ask.

We cannot promise any outcome in the hackathon. The report reflects a reading of your deck; the judging is done by people we have no contact with, against criteria we do not control. Anyone offering you a selection guarantee is not being straight with you.

The report may be wrong. Treat it as a second reader, not as an authority — you know your project better than a review of six slides possibly can.

Upload only a deck your team has the right to upload. Do not upload anyone else’s work, or anything unlawful. We may refuse or stop service, with a refund, if the service is misused.