FormzoAI vs Devpost and Devfolio
Devpost and Devfolio are hackathon platforms with listings, a builder community, project submissions and judging. FormzoAI covers only the application and selection step, with conversational applications scored and ranked on your criteria. Many organizers use both.
Last verified · by Ansorjon Juraev, founder
Choose Devpost and Devfolio if…
- You want your hackathon listed where builders already look for events.
- You need the whole event in one place: registration, submissions, judging and prizes.
- You run a student hackathon: organisers report both are often free for student events.
Choose FormzoAI if…
- You're selective and want fewer applications to read, already ranked.
- You want your own questions and rubric, not a platform-wide profile.
- You're not only running hackathons: accelerators, fellowships and community programs use the same tool.
Side by side
| Feature | Devpost and Devfolio | FormzoAI |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Hackathon platforms with a builder community | An application form that reads and ranks applications |
| Application review | Devfolio: application review mode with profiles and accept/reject, and AI-assisted application review | Every application summarised and scored on your rubric, ranked |
| Pricing | Business pricing through sales; often free for student events, per organisers | Public prices, or a one-time Event Pass |
| Event listing and community | Yes, their biggest strength | No: you bring your own audience |
Where we checked Devpost and Devfolio (on 2026-11-01; things change, so check their pages too):