Today
Entries arrive as attachments in three inboxes and a form that feeds a spreadsheet. Half are missing the one thing you asked for. Judging means forty tabs and a prayer.
Vakh for open calls
Run submissions for your fest, hackathon, or contest: one link in, one gallery out.
Today
Entries arrive as attachments in three inboxes and a form that feeds a spreadsheet. Half are missing the one thing you asked for. Judging means forty tabs and a prayer.
Soon
Now there is one link. Entrants sign in and submit through your fields, so every entry arrives complete, with a real person behind it. You review a table, sort a board, shortlist with your team. Entrants keep their own link and can see where their entry stands, so nobody has to write and ask. The best work goes up as a gallery your audience can browse and follow. Next year, you reopen the same form.
Your fields; required means required. Every entry arrives complete.
Table and board: sort, filter, shortlist. Entrants see their status, so nobody has to ask.
Accepted entries become a public gallery your audience can follow.
Every entry complete, every entrant real.