Teams
A school, a company, a club. Join yours and post your builds in it. In a public team they are public like any build, and also on the team’s page; a private team keeps them inside. Either way, everything you post is still yours.
Find a team
Start a team
Public, so people can find it and ask to join — a class, a club, a company that wants to be seen. Or private, for a build-off inside your company that nobody outside will ever see.
You need an account to create a team — someone has to own it.
Sign in or sign upFor companies: a private build-off
Your brief, your people, your scoreboard. Teams build against a question you actually care about, and at the end you know what is genuinely shippable and what only looked like it.
How it works
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You write the brief
One question, one deadline. Something your teams argue about anyway — a feature you keep deferring, a flow nobody likes, a report that takes a week.
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Your people build
An evening or a day, with whatever AI tools they already use. Every entry carries the same Build Breakdown the public site asks for: the prompts, and an honest account of what it cannot do.
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You judge it in the open
Scores 0–5 against criteria you published before anyone started, and every score needs a sentence of reasoning. A number with no argument is not feedback.
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You keep what is real
The scoreboard settles the round. The Build Breakdowns tell you which entries were three hours from useful and which were a demo — which is the thing that is actually worth knowing.
Why this one has a scoreboard
The public side of this site has no scores and never will — ranking builders rewards speed and volume, which is the opposite of the honesty we ask for. Inside your organisation none of that applies: everyone opted in, and the entries are judged against a brief you wrote. We rank entries in a round, never people across the site.
What stays private
- Members-only builds never appear in the public feed or in search.
- They never appear on the builder’s public profile either.
- A private team is never listed in the team search.
- A non-member gets a 404 — not even the page’s existence is public.
- Nothing from a round is published outside it without written approval.
Would you rather we ran it for you? A facilitated day plus a written report on what is shippable and where the risks are — support@bineric.com.