CLOCK IN Winners Are Here. Here’s What They Built.
The CLOCK IN winners are here, and we’re excited for you to meet them. Builders submitted 469 apps to the Solana Mobile hackathon, competing for $135,000 in prizes with ideas across games, payments, DeFi, social, and more.
Together with RadiantsDAO, we asked teams to build mobile-first crypto apps for Seeker. Thank you to everyone who took that challenge and spent the month building with us. 🛠️
The judges selected ten CLOCK IN winners, led by Sprouts, with PAYtience winning the SKR Integration Track. Gali also takes home the additional $10,000 ORE prize alongside its fifth-place award. Let’s meet the teams and explore what they built.
Meet the CLOCK IN winners 🏆
The ten CLOCK IN winners are taking home a combined $125,000 USDC.
🥇 Grand Prize Winner: Sprouts - $30,000 USDC
Sprouts rounds your Solana swaps up to the next dollar and puts the spare change into tokens or lending. Choose where it goes yourself or let the AI Yield Manager allocate it, then follow your savings through a garden in the app and on your home screen.
🥈 Second Place: Vanna Protocol - $25,000 USDC
Vanna Protocol brings lending, leveraged trading, and yield strategies to Seeker. Supply assets to lending pools, open long or short positions, and track how close your positions are to liquidation through a single health indicator.
🥉 Third Place: Glyf - $20,000 USDC
Glyf puts payments, token purchases, and calendar tools inside your keyboard. Start a USDC transfer while chatting, then approve it in your connected wallet.
Fourth Place: Battle Cities - $15,000 USDC
Battle Cities puts you behind the controls of a tank to defend your base and take down enemies. Choose your tank’s abilities, equip power-ups, and compete on seasonal and 30-minute leaderboards, using SKR to buy fuel for battle.
Fifth Place: Gali - $10,000 USDC
Gali brings ORE mining into an open-world pixel game. Explore the island, choose your mining spots, play cave minigames for XP, and customize your character with gear, outfits, and pets.
Gali also wins the ORE Track prize.
Sixth Place: Mobiloot - $5,000 USDC
Mobiloot puts SOL staking rewards toward your mobile phone plan. Stake SOL, check how much of your plan the rewards would cover, and activate an eSIM from your Seeker.
Seventh Place: Polaris - $5,000 USDC
Polaris brings payments and installment credit into one app. Pay a merchant immediately or spread a purchase across four weekly installments, with daily check-ins and SKR locking helping you build your credit limit.
Eighth Place: OnePlan Travel - $5,000 USDC
OnePlan Travel keeps your saved places, shared itinerary, and group expenses together. Plan with friends, track who paid and who owes, and scan merchant QR codes to pay if you’re a foreign visitor in Vietnam.
Ninth Place: Beatking - $5,000 USDC
Beatking turns your sense of rhythm into a mobile game. Equip a boombox, tap notes to the beat, and earn gems you can use to create new gear or trade with other players.
Tenth Place: Envelope - $5,000 USDC
Envelope brings private payments to Seeker, keeping balances and payment amounts encrypted. Wrap SKR into a confidential balance, with proofs generated on your phone and no SOL required from you for network fees.
SKR Integration Track Winner: PAYtience
PAYtience lets you choose a target price and settlement date for buying or selling an asset, with a premium paid upfront. Review the possible outcomes, approve the position from your wallet, and track it in the app.
The team takes home $10,000 in SKR.
ORE Track Winner: Gali
Gali turns ORE mining rounds into an island you can explore. Choose mining spots on the map, approve your deployment through your wallet, and follow your character as it digs through the round.
Alongside its fifth-place award, Gali takes home $10,000 from ORE.
From CLOCK IN to your Seeker 📱
The work continues after CLOCK IN, as teams prepare their releases, ship updates, and bring their apps to more Seekers. Winning teams will receive featured placement in the Solana dApp Store, marketing and launch support, Seeker devices, and a call with Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko.
To everyone who submitted, keep building on what you started. Put your app in people’s hands, find out where they get stuck, and give them a reason to open it again. When you’re ready, publish it to the Solana dApp Store.
Thank you to RadiantsDAO for supporting builders throughout the hackathon, and to the judges for reviewing the submissions.
We can’t wait to try what you ship next.
