Odaily Planet Daily reports that Pi Network announced the results of its first Open Network era Hackathon. The event received over 215 submissions of mainnet applications that meet ecosystem requirements. The winning project was BlindLounge, a privacy-first anonymous social dating platform that requires KYC verification and integrates Pi Payments to enhance authenticity and prevent abuse. Runner-up Starmax offers a Pi-based loyalty rewards system for merchants and users. Third place RUN FOR PI is a fast-paced parkour game that directly integrates Pi into its in-game economy system. Five other applications received honorable mentions: Kindrek, Workflet for Pi, PallyPay, SimpleJoy, and Agora Pulse. Users can browse all entries on the hackathon2025 tab page in the Pi Browser ecosystem interface.
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