A one-day hackathon where you'll use Claude Code to vibe code real dispute resolution systems — negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and beyond. Free to enter. Big to win.
vibeodr.com is a one-day hackathon for anyone who wants to use AI to make justice more accessible. No legal or coding experience required — just curiosity and a laptop.
Use Anthropic's Claude Code to rapidly prototype dispute resolution tools. Describe your idea in plain English and watch it come to life.
Build systems that could actually help people resolve conflicts — negotiation assistants, mediation platforms, arbitration tools, and more.
Law student? CS student? Just curious? Everyone is welcome. Teams or solo. No coding background required — that's the whole point.
Millions of people can't afford legal help. Your build could change that. Think big — from small claims to community disputes to global arbitration.
This isn't a slideware competition. You'll ship working code and demo it live to a panel of expert judges who know what good looks like.
A panel of dispute resolution experts, legal tech leaders, and AI innovators will judge your work. The winners walk away with real prizes and bragging rights.
Focus on building. We've got the fuel covered — unlimited Florina pizza and Starbucks nitro cold brew all day.
Fuel your builds with an endless supply of Florina pizza — from registration through the final demo. Whether you're deep in a debugging spiral or celebrating a breakthrough, the pizza never stops.
Utilize cutting-edge vibe coding tools like Claude Code to build deployable software and apps with the hottest new coding language: plain English.
Meet law students, coders, legal tech enthusiasts, and people who genuinely want to change how justice works.
The sky's the limit — here are some starting points to spark your imagination.
An AI-guided platform that helps parties in conflict work through structured mediation steps and reach mutual agreements.
Help people negotiate smarter — identify interests, generate options, and find zones of possible agreement automatically.
A streamlined platform where disputants can submit claims, exchange evidence, and receive binding decisions digitally.
Guide someone through small claims court step by step — from filing to hearing prep — without needing a lawyer.
Upload a contract, describe the dispute, and get instant analysis of each party's position, strengths, and risks.
A neighborhood-scale platform for resolving everyday disputes — landlord-tenant, noise complaints, shared property — peacefully.
One full day. From intro to demo — here's how it goes.
Grab some breakfast, get some coffee, meet your team, and create an execution plan.
We'll kick things off, explain the challenge categories, introduce Claude Code, and fire you up for the day ahead.
Keyboards out. Ideas in. The official build window opens — you've got the day to ship something extraordinary.
The mid-day Florina pizza wave arrives. Refuel, stretch, swap notes with other teams, and get back to it.
The mid-day Florina pizza wave arrives. Refuel, stretch, swap notes with other teams, and get back to it.
Hard stop. Whatever you've built gets submitted. Polish those demos — judges are watching everything.
Each team presents their build to the panel. 5 minutes to demo, 3 minutes for Q&A. Make it count.
The judges deliberate, the crowd holds its breath, and a winner is crowned. Stick around — you won't want to miss this.
A panel of dispute resolution experts, legal tech leaders, and AI innovators will crown the winning team.
Our panel brings deep expertise in dispute resolution, legal technology, and AI innovation — they'll know a great build when they see one.
Decades of mediation & arbitration experience
Building the future of access to justice
Researching the intersection of AI and legal systems
Suffolk University Law School professor
Full panel announcement coming soon — follow along for updates.
Grab your spot at vibeodr.com — June 13, 2026 at Suffolk Law School. Hope to see you there!
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