Firecrawl, ElevenLabs, Lovable, n8n and MojoAuth each set a challenge built on their product, and Google set the Gemma 4 challenge through MLH. Their tools were open to every team from day one, not only to the teams that picked their challenge.
Two days inside Mexico Tech Week: on October 27 the teams formed and the partners presented their challenges; on the 28th came Build Day and Demo Day. A jury of three, Abimael Martell of Firecrawl among them, scored five criteria, including the meaningful use of the technology and of open source.
- 16 teams demoed on Demo Day
- 12 of 16 teams built with Firecrawl
- 11 of 16 teams built with ElevenLabs
- 8 of 16 teams built with Lovable
- 6 of 16 teams built with n8n
Among the winners of the partners' challenges: Barasu, a grocery list that compares prices across stores (Firecrawl); Budi, an open source Chrome extension that turns what you save into audio lessons (ElevenLabs); Futuro, which guides students to find their vocation (Lovable); and KYP, which checks suppliers against Mexico's SAT 69-B list (n8n). At the close, each partner got how many teams used its tool, who won and what they built.
See the full case: challenges, winners and repos