Euclis for Smart India Hackathon 2026
WhatsApp coordination + shared project memory for SIH teams (and their AI agents).
Hobby free forever · SIH team of 6 fits · WhatsApp included · no card
WhatsApp → shared board · no signup
Message Euclis in plain English from the phone you already have open during SIH. Tasks and decisions land on the team board instantly.
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Full workspace · board + whiteboard
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To Do
Polish the empty-state illustration
Webhook retries with exponential backoff
In Progress
Realtime board sync: debounce + reconcile
Landing page hero · v3
Done
Team onboarding & invite links
Your SIH team already runs on WhatsApp: problem debates, 3 a.m. blockers, who owns the demo. New Claude/Cursor sessions still start from zero. Teammates join mid-way and need the full story. Euclis meets you in WhatsApp, captures decisions automatically, and keeps one living brief for the whole team.
Why Euclis fits SIH perfectly
SIH teams move fast: problem statements change interpretation, tech stacks shift, blockers appear at 3 a.m., and judges expect coherent progress. Most teams lose hours re-explaining decisions or hunting old chats. Euclis was built for exactly this environment: small teams shipping with AI in the loop under time pressure, coordinating on WhatsApp between laptop sessions.
Smart India Hackathon 2026 (9th edition) runs through idea submission, evaluation, and a 36-hour Grand Finale (tentatively December 2026). Teams are exactly 6 students from the same institution, which maps cleanly onto Euclis Hobby (free forever, 6 seats, WhatsApp included).
SIH teams already live on WhatsApp
During SIH you are rarely all at a desk. Someone is in the lab, someone is commuting, someone is editing the PPT on a phone. A private 1:1 WhatsApp bot (not a noisy group @mention bot) lets each member add tasks, log decisions, or attach a photo in plain English, and it lands on the shared board and memory the rest of the team (and your agents) see.
- "add blocker: waiting on ministry API keys" → structured blocker in memory
- "assign me the demo script, high priority" → card on the board with an owner
- Send a photo of the hardware prototype with a caption → asset tagged to the right task
Setup takes a few minutes: manage tasks from WhatsApp.
What you get during SIH
- WhatsApp assistant: private 1:1 bot included on Hobby. Update the board without opening a laptop.
- Automatic capturefrom WhatsApp, Claude, Cursor, and the web. You don't write things down twice.
- Shared project memory: decisions, blockers, milestones, and insights stay structured and current.
- One context for humans and agents: connect via MCP. Coding agents call
get_project_contextand pull the same brief your teammates see. - Kanban + discussions + whiteboard in the same workspace so the board and the memory live together.
- Dreaming: while the team sleeps, Euclis merges duplicates, reconciles contradictions, and surfaces patterns so the memory stays clean (curated Dreaming on Team; raw capture on Hobby).
How SIH teams actually use it
- Create a workspace the day you lock the problem statement (name it after your PS ID if you like).
- Invite all six teammates. Each person links WhatsApp under Settings, then messages the bot in plain English to add tasks or log decisions from anywhere on campus.
- Connect Claude Desktop / Claude Code / Cursor via MCP.
- Every important call ("we're going with this architecture", "blocker on API keys", "milestone: MVP demo ready") lands in the shared memory, from WhatsApp or the web.
- New teammate or fresh agent session? They load the brief in under a minute instead of scrolling 200 WhatsApp messages.
Who it's for
SIH software and hardware teams of 6 that already coordinate on WhatsApp and are tired of context loss, especially teams using Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible agents heavily during internal college hackathons and the Grand Finale.
SIH FAQ
- Can SIH teams manage tasks from WhatsApp?
- Yes, and that is usually how SIH teams work. Each member links their number and messages the Euclis bot in a private 1:1 chat (not a group @mention bot). Add tasks, log decisions, or send a photo with a caption in plain English; updates land on the shared board and feed project memory for the whole team of 6.
- Is Euclis free for Smart India Hackathon teams?
- Yes. Hobby is free forever: email signup, no credit card. A full SIH team of 6 fits on Hobby. WhatsApp and baseline MCP context access are included. For curated Dreaming memory during the finale, you can start a free 14-day Team trial from the pricing page.
- Why do SIH teams lose so much time without project memory?
- Problem-statement interpretation shifts, tech choices flip at 3 a.m., and teammates (or new Claude/Cursor sessions) join mid-way with zero context. Scrolling a 200-message WhatsApp thread costs hours. Euclis keeps one living brief (decisions, blockers, milestones) that humans and agents share.
- Can our coding agents use Euclis during SIH?
- Yes. Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor via MCP. Agents call get_project_context and load the same brief your teammates see, including what was logged from WhatsApp overnight, instead of you pasting last night's chat into every new session.
- When should we create our SIH workspace?
- As soon as you lock the problem statement, ideally before the internal college hackathon or idea PPT grind. Name the workspace after your SIH problem ID or team name, invite all six members, then connect WhatsApp and MCP.
- Is Euclis an official SIH partner?
- No. Euclis is an independent tool built for small teams shipping under time pressure with AI in the loop. It is not affiliated with AICTE, MIC, or sih.gov.in. Just a free workspace that fits how SIH teams actually work (WhatsApp + laptops + agents).
Start your SIH workspace
Start free → Hobby is free forever. No credit card required. Create your SIH workspace in under two minutes, link WhatsApp, invite your six. Want curated Dreaming for the finale? Start a free 14-day Team trial.
Euclis is not affiliated with AICTE, MIC, or sih.gov.in. Official SIH info lives at the Smart India Hackathon portal.