• This competition is open to middle and high school students who reside or attend school in the 10^th Congressional District. Visit House.gov to ensure you live in the 10^th District.
• Students may register as individuals or as teams of up to four. No more than 4 students are allowed to form a team.
• If competing as a team, at least two of the teammates must be eligible to compete in the district in which they are participating in.
• Students may submit any app they’ve created within the last calendar year, as long as the app meets the submission requirements.
  

A complete submission will include the following components:

1. Registration Form (found on congressionalappchallenge.us)

2. Application Elements

• Name of your app.
• The coding language used to create the app.
• Purpose: Explain your app’s purpose in ONE sentence.
• Short Description: What is your app trying to accomplish and why?
• Tell us about a technical/coding difficulty you faced in programming your app and explain your solution.
• What still needs to be improved about your app?

3. Demonstration Video

• Students must create a 1-3 minute video, showcasing what your app does and how it works.
• The video must be uploaded onto a public site like Youtube or Vimeo, and set to public so the judges can view them.

Video Requirements:

• Tell us your name(s) and the name of your app.
• Clearly explain the purpose of your app.
• Explain who your app is intended for.
• Tell us what tools and coding languages you used to create your app.
• Show us how your app is used. This constitutes the entrant’s full and unconditional agreement to the Official Rules.

4. Exit Questionnaire

• A mandatory and anonymous exit questionnaire will be emailed to all students after the submission period closes