Stage 1 · Idea Submission & Review
The team leader registers, pays ₹999 and submits the idea. Members are added afterwards from the dashboard. Judges may come back asking for more detail.
AlgoNation 2026 · ₹999 per team
There is no fixed number of winners. If three ideas deserve support, three win. If fifty exceptional ideas deserve support, AlgoNation may support all fifty. The objective is to find ideas worth building.
Registrations close
Sunday, 20 September 2026
Competition begins
Thursday, 24 September 2026
Offline finale
Sunday, 18 October 2026
This is not a competition where we are forced to pick one winner. If three ideas deserve support, three win. If fifteen do, fifteen win. If fifty exceptional ideas deserve support, AlgoNation may support all fifty.
The objective is to discover ideas worth building.
One person registers and pays the ₹999 entry fee for the whole team.
Startup name, category, the problem, your solution, current stage, team size, and optionally a pitch deck.
After payment, Manage Startup Team opens in your dashboard and you invite the rest.
Support depends on the requirements, potential and stage of each selected startup. No fixed funding amount is promised unless officially announced.
Is it a real and meaningful problem?
Does the idea solve the problem effectively?
Is there a sufficiently meaningful audience?
What makes the solution different?
Can it realistically be built?
Can the team execute?
Can the startup grow?
Can it sustain itself?
Does it meaningfully improve something?
Can AlgoNation's ecosystem meaningfully help this team launch?
The team leader registers, pays ₹999 and submits the idea. Members are added afterwards from the dashboard. Judges may come back asking for more detail.
Selected startups move into support planning: what this team actually needs to launch, and which parts of it AlgoNation's ecosystem can provide.