Accelerator Teams

Build for Good Accelerator

Following the hackathon, 5 teams moved on to an 8-week accelerator programme to further advance their solutions for public good, with S$20,000 funding support. The accelerator programme focuses on imparting skills, knowledge and networks essential for scaling solutions through sustained growth, and launch them with real users.

Accelerator teams

Let's Kaypoh

Let's Kaypoh is a platform that rallies the community to discover and check-in on nearby socially isolated elderly, reducing the reliance of senior monitoring on AACs and befriender organisations, and decreasing senior loneliness.

Read more about Let's Kaypoh's problem statement & solution here.

Sign up as a Kaypoh (volunteer) here!

OhmSweetOhm

OhmSweetOhm is a web-based cost calculator that estimates the energy costs of your home appliances—no extra devices or installations needed beyond your mobile phone or computer!

With actionable insights, OhmSweetOhm empowers you to make smart choices to reduce energy use and save on your bills.

Read more about OhmSweetOhm' problem statement & solution here.

Try out OhmSweetOhm here!

EBI (Emotional Baggage Interface)

EBI is a journaling app designed to help users explore and communicate their thoughts clearly, with data-driven insights into their progress. Key features include AI-powered prompts for deeper emotional exploration and auto-generated, shareable summaries that extract key insights, making it easier for users to reflect and share their journeys.

Read more about EBI's problem statement & solution here.

Try out EBI here!

CareCompass

For new family caregivers of patients with dementia, CareCompass is a personalised care navigator that facilitates quicker, less stressful day-to-day care.

Read more about CareCompass' problem statement & solution here.

Try out CareCompass here!

GymLah

GymLah is a tailored booking application for senior gyms in Singapore. It simplifies scheduling for instructors and empowers seniors to manage their progress independently.

Read more about GymLah's problem statement & solution here.