Would You Use This App? It's Malaysian Made
AngelHack is a hackathon competition for web developers and entrepreneurs where they can learn developer tools, meet new friends and receive funding and mentorship for their startup ideas. Over 15,000 developers in over 50 cities come together at national hackathons where winners from every city are mentored for 12 weeks before they are brought to Silicon Valley.
By Melody Oei — 29 May 2013, 11:55 AM — Updated almost 11 years ago
The Owe$ome team needs RM25,000 to compete in Silicon Valley
"As the winner of AngelHack Malaysia, we get two tickets to San Francisco. But the team would like all six members to go and learn from the best in the world. We need about RM25,000 for tickets, food and board."
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AngelHack Malaysia winners: Owe$ome team
The Owesome App is a bill separator that not only scans and stores your bills, it also gives you awesome options on how to collect back the money owed.
Image via akamaihd.netHaving beat 30 other teams at the AngelHack Malaysia competition, the Owe$ome team are looking to compete in San Francisco, if suficient funds are raised.
owesomeapp.comThe Owesome App is a bill separator that not only scans and stores your bills, it also gives you awesome options on how to collect back the money owed. (To be launched)
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"As colleagues, we grab lunch together. Normally, one of us picks up the tab. It's a bit of a headache trying to split the bill later and collect from each person."
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"With Owe$ome, just snap a picture of the bill and tag your friends. They will automatically get cute reminders to contribute," explained Joann soon, the founder and creative director of the Owe$ome app.
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World's biggest hackathon competition comes to Malaysia
AngelHack Kuala Lumpur - Spring 2013 Hackathon. Saturday, 8 June, 9:00AM - Sunday, 9 June, 4:00PM.
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aseanstartup.comAngelHack, the world's biggest hackathon competition arrives on Malaysian shores. The 2-day competition will take place on 8 June 2013 at 1337 Accelerator in MSC Malaysia's Knowledge Workers Development Centre in Cyberjaya.
aseanstartup.comWho is AngelHack for?
AngelHack Kuala Lumpur wil be held on 8 June 2013 at 1337 Accelerator in MSC Malaysia's Knowledge Workers Development Centre in Cyberjaya.
Image via imgur.comWhat are the prizes to be won at AngelHack KL?
Teams also stand the chance to win other prizes, including the latest Android devices, hotel stays, AWS credits, API prizes and more.
Image via imgur.comAs part of the program, the team will receive mentoring post-hackathon, and two members of the team will be flown into Silicon Valley on the 1st of September for a 10-day stay. During their stay, they will get to demo their product, raise investment, and attend TechCrunch Disrupt.
nextupasia.comAngelHack’s winning team will join the AngelHack Accelerator program; winning flights, lodging and mentorship to turn their hack into an investment-grade startup.
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What is AngelHack?
AngelHack organizes hackathon competitions for web developers and entrepreneurs, called AngelHacks, where they can learn developer tools, meet new friends, and receive funding and mentorship for their startup ideas.
Image via blogspot.comAngelHack organizes hackathon competitions for web developers and entrepreneurs, called AngelHacks, where they can learn developer tools, meet new friends, and receive funding and mentorship for their startup ideas.
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Previous AngelHack winners have gone on to attend famous incubators, including YCombinator, TechStars, AngelPad, MassChallenge and 500 Startups, and have also received attention from big players in the industry.
gigaom.comHere's what happened at AngelHack 2012
There were over 1000 hackers with only one top team from each city and one best overall winner. The goal of the hackathon was exposure - to other developers, to venture capitalists - and also some cash and prizes.
angelhack.comAngelHack summer 2012 winners are such as Appetas, GiveGo and ShareBrowse.
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