H0: Hack the Zero Stack with Vercel v0 and AWS Databases

What to Create

Build a full-stack application within one of the tracks below. Regardless of track, you must use one of three designated AWS Databases (Aurora PostgreSQL, Aurora DSQL, or DynamoDB) and deploy your front end on Vercel or v0.app.

• Track 1: Monetizable B2C app. Develop a business-to-consumer application tailored for industries like ecommerce, travel, retail, or hospitality, perfect for those looking to launch a side hustle or scale a full-time venture.
• Track 2: Monetizable B2B app. Create a business-to-business application that solves challenges for companies in industries such as finance, technology, healthcare, insurance, marketing and advertising, or any other sector you are passionate about.
• Track 3: Million-scale global app. Create an application in the gaming, social media, or entertainment sectors, with a thoughtful application architecture designed to be able to scale to millions of users globally.
• Track 4: Open innovation. Anything goes! Build any full-stack application that creatively implements the Vercel/v0 and AWS Databases stack.

What to submit

• Text description - tell us which AWS database(s) you used

• ~3-5 minute demo video (YouTube preferred)

  • should explain what problem your application is solving, for whom, and why you chose this problem

  • should include footage that shows your working application

  • should explain the AWS Database(s) used in the submission

• Published Vercel Project Link & Vercel Team ID

• Architecture Diagram that shows how the project application connects to back-end components
• Include the following screenshots of your v0/Vercel Project: 
  • Storage Configuration to prove AWS Database usage

Optionally for Bonus Points

Publish a piece of content (blog, podcast, video): Cover how you built your project using one of the specified AWS databases and Vercel. You can submit more than one piece of content. The content must be published publicly (e.g., on builder.aws.com, LinkedIn, medium.com, dev.to, YouTube, etc.) and not unlisted. You must include language that says you created the piece of content for the purposes of entering this hackathon. When sharing on social media, use the hashtag #H0Hackathon. See full rules for details.