Cursor Hackathon Tallinn

Jul 16, 17:30 to 22:00. Dinner and drinks as people arrived, a quick intro, then a few hours to build before demos.

This time, apart from Cursor credits, there were coupons from ElevenLabs, Wispr Flow, and Exa, and a few projects built directly on them. The room leaned into voice and audio, talk-to-build tools, and search-powered apps.

Thanks to everyone who came out, to all the volunteers who helped make it happen, and to Palo Alto Club for hosting.

Demos

• Kierunek Tallinn — a private, self-guided digital tour of Tallinn with a map and audio guide, aimed at Polish visitors.

  by Pawel Orynicz

• OpenPhoneX — gives your AI agent its own phone number with voice-to-text, so businesses can automate customer calls.

  by Artur Schaback

• All Ready — an app for large offices that brings small groups together around a shared interest, like grabbing a coffee.

  by Roman Ismagilov

• a2gent — agent harness with Cursor CLI integration. Demoed by building rebel-reval, a medieval RPG where the agent generates the maps, assets, characters, and lore. Handles planning via TODO.md, task queuing, loops, and custom tools.

  by Artjom Kurapov

• Superscribe — turns your business calls into notes, tasks, and follow-ups, using your existing number. Pipedrive integration for sales workflows.

  by Siim Haugas

• CareerLight — helps people find a future career direction based on their abilities, through surveys.

  by Mehmet Ali Ozdogan

• LaunchVid — creates a product launch video in five minutes.

  by Sander Pärn and Hugo Di Maria

• Chorus — an AI agent that connects to tools and APIs (email, calendar, web search, and the Cursor API) to get things done.

  by Ahmed Aleryani

• News Archive — an archive of historical newspapers with an AI assistant for exploring and interpreting the material.

  by Interactive Archive (Chris Thompson)