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Changelog

All notable releases to Stadium are documented here.

v1.0.0 — First official release

Stadium is the home for WebZero's builder programs. It started as the site for a single hackathon and is now a recurring-events platform: hackathons, the M2 incubator, dogfooding sessions, and PitchOff competitions all live in one place, where builders show their work, the community explores it, and organizers run each event end to end.

Who it's for

  • Visitors & the community — anyone who wants to browse what's been built and discover teams.
  • Builders & teams — the people who ship projects in WebZero programs and want them seen, supported, and funded.
  • Organizers & admins — the WebZero team (and per-event partners) who run programs, review work, and pay out winners.

What you can do with Stadium

Discover & explore — for everyone, no account needed

  • Start from the landing page, an entry point with a "space" for each program type (Hackathons, M2 Incubator, Dogfooding, PitchOff) that explains what each is.
  • Browse the directory of every project/entry, with search and filtering, and live index stats (total entries, winners, projects in M2, total paid out).
  • Open any program to see all of its projects.
  • Dive into a project across tabs — overview, milestones, team, and updates — including live links (site, repo, demo, slides) and a "seeking funding" signal when a team is raising.
  • See the winners of past events on dedicated winners pages.
  • Set the vibe with the hardware-style brightness rack: a time-of-day theme and a SoundCloud player that keeps playing as you move between pages.

Show your work & take part — for builders & teams

  • Sign in with your wallet using SIWS (Sign-In With Substrate), with multi-chain support across Substrate, Ethereum, and Solana wallets.
  • Apply to a program as a team — or, if you don't have a Stadium project yet, apply as a non-member and Stadium emails the right team on your behalf.
  • Create and edit your project — name, description, links, tech stack, and categories.
  • Manage your team and payout address, including per-member roles and socials.
  • Post project updates to keep the community and organizers in the loop.
  • Raise your hand for funding by setting a funding signal on your project.
  • Run the M2 incubator track end to end: agree on milestones, submit your final deliverables, watch your review status, and propose what comes next with a continuation ("what's next, milestone 3?").
  • Attach a contact email to your wallet so organizers can reach you.

Run your event — for organizers & admins

  • Sign in two ways: with an admin wallet (SIWS), or via an email magic link for view-only program admins who don't use a wallet — with an onboarding email when they're invited.
  • Work within a tiered admin model: app admins, global admins, and per-program admins, so partners can be scoped to just their event.
  • Create and edit programs — hackathon, M2 incubator, dogfooding, or PitchOff — with dates, status, and rich, templatable content sections.
  • Manage sponsors for each program.
  • Collect and triage participation in one unified inbox that merges in-app applications and signups, import attendees from a Luma CSV, and export the inbox to CSV (hardened against spreadsheet formula-injection).
  • Apply on behalf of any project as an admin when you need to.
  • Invite co-admins by wallet or by email, and manage the admin list per program.
  • Review M2 submissions — approve them or request changes.
  • Record and confirm payouts in multiple currencies (USDC / DOT).
  • Keep an audit trail with a per-program audit log of admin actions.

Trust, safety & platform

  • SIWS verification always checks the address inside the signed message, never a request header.
  • One sign-in, fewer popups: a short-lived HMAC session token replaces repeated wallet signatures; the signing secret is validated at server boot.
  • Hardened by default: security headers (helmet) and rate limiting on sensitive and public endpoints.
  • Privacy-aware: public project data excludes personal contact information.

Under the hood

  • Client: React 18 + Vite + TypeScript + Tailwind + shadcn/ui, deployed to Vercel.
  • Server: Express 5 (ESM) on Supabase (Postgres), deployed to Railway.
  • Auth: multi-chain wallet sign-in via SIWS (Substrate, Ethereum, Solana), plus Supabase email magic-link for non-wallet admins.

Live at https://stadium.joinwebzero.com.