Est. 2023 — hackathon team turned community
Built at 3AM. Shipped by sunrise.
We are not a club.
We are a build crew.
We turn caffeine, chaos and commits
into things that actually ship.
Every number here came from a room full of people who stayed up later than they should have.
Hackathons entered
Podium finishes
Community members
Events hosted
A working demo beats a beautiful deck every single time. We optimise for the thing that runs.
No passengers. First-year or final-year, you touch the repo and you own a piece of the build.
Whatever we learn at 3AM gets written down, streamed, or taught at the next session. Knowledge compounds.
We prototype fast and fail in public. The bug you find on day one is the demo you don't lose on day three.
CoddyIO is led by the two people who started it — still writing code, still in the group chat at 2AM.Move the lens across a portrait to unmask the alter ego.
@forrealjatin
Co-Founder / Team Lead
Founder @ Elixra.in, 18 x Hackathon, 1 x mentor, 3 x speaker, intern @pharmeasy, Freelancer, admin @CODDYIO, Learning FullStack with Vibe, summer school NTU Singapore
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Jatin Garg
Co-Founder / Team Lead
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@deepankar
Co-Founder / Community Lead
Building @Elixra.in | Co-founder@Desk Wood Techno Solution | Trae Fe//ow | Ui/Ux | Graphic Designer
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Deepankar Patel
Co-Founder / Community Lead
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13 people across five squads. Flip a card for the long version — or click to keep it open.Scroll slowly, the cat is still assembling.
+ 5 more on the full roster
The automations we point at our own repos, named after the cats that keep interrupting them. Hover one to pull its file.
coddy core
architecture agent
Owns the system design and validates every PR that touches infrastructure.
frontend ops
Ensures pixel-perfect animations and smooth interactions across all interfaces.
database guardian
Watches query performance and prevents N+1 nightmares before they ship.
design systems
Turns napkin sketches into token sets and component libraries.
model evaluator
Runs evals on every model change—stops confidently wrong deployments.
deployment pipeline
Keeps the build green and deploys happen at 3AM without waking anyone.
Placings, awards and the one people's-choice vote we will never stop mentioning.
Bharat Siksha Expo
Build
Google Developer Group, Noida
Nightshift took the tooling track and picked up 900 stars the same week.
Agents Hack
Loop turned meeting sludge into tracked tasks. Lost the top spot by four points.
CivicTech Challenge
Beacon shipped with real sensors, real users, and one very tired router.
Campus Datathon
Voltcast rendered a building's power draw live on a wall projector.
Inter-University Hack
Two of our teams made the final five. Neither had slept.
First Commit Hackathon
Five people, one weekend, the placing that started all of this.
Demo Night 01
Won the room vote with a live build that compiled on the third attempt.
Build nights, demo days, and at least one cat asleep on a keyboard. Click any frame to blow it up.
9 frames — more on the Instagram
Scroll down. The timeline moves sideways.
Five people, one hackathon, zero sleep. We placed, and decided this should not be a one-time thing.
Our first self-hosted 24-hour build sprint. 60 builders, 14 teams, one very overloaded WiFi router.
Five nights of live sessions taking complete beginners from `git init` to a merged pull request.
Our biggest room yet — talks, live builds and a demo night that ran three hours past schedule.
A 36-hour open hackathon with cross-campus teams, mentors on call, and a prize pool that hurt.
Bigger builds, more mentors, and a community that keeps outgrowing the room we booked.
Built in hackathons, kept alive afterwards. Most of these are open source and still taking pull requests.
A local-first task runner built during a 24-hour sprint. Now the default in three of our repos.
Real-time campus incident reporting with offline sync. Won the social-impact track.
An agent harness that turns messy meeting notes into tracked, assignable engineering tasks.
Live energy-usage dashboard for a campus building, pulling from a wall of cheap sensors.
The interactive curriculum our own workshops run on. Open sourced, forked more than we expected.
A tiny self-hosted webhook router the community uses to glue their side projects together.
Collaborations, sponsorships, speaking slots, or a question about something on this page — the inbox is open and someone actually reads it.
Reply time — faster than our CI
