13/08/2026
From Hackathon Project to Something Bigger 🛡️🔥
I'm incredibly grateful to lablab.ai and AMD Ryzen and Radeon ( AMD Developer Hackathon: ACT II) for recognizing my work on Anchor Agent and awarding me a Certificate of Completion for outstanding performance, attendance, and successfully completing and submitting my solution.
But I'm not looking at Anchor Agent as “just a hackathon project” anymore.
The idea behind Anchor became personal after someone very close to me experienced a frightening situation where help was needed, but those critical seconds mattered.
That made me think:
What happens when someone is in danger and doesn't have time to unlock their phone, navigate through apps, find a contact, or explain what's happening?
That's the problem I want Anchor Agent to explore.
The current version is my hackathon prototype. Now I'm taking it into V2 — with the goal of turning it into an installable, mobile-first PWA with a much stronger emergency experience, voice activation, offline-aware functionality, location capabilities, trusted contacts, and AI-assisted safety features.
I'm still at the beginning of this journey, and I know there is a LOT to learn, test and improve before this can become something people can genuinely rely on.
But I'm excited.
Because this time, I'm not building just to submit a project.
I'm building toward something that could actually help someone.
🛡️ Anchor Agent — V1 prototype:
https://anchor-agent-amd-hackathon.vercel.app/