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  • Introduction
  • Getting started
  • Core concepts
  • Pricing
  • FAQ
  • Glossary
  • Guides
    • Overview
    • Brief your jury
    • Collect submissions
    • Criteria and weights
    • For applicants
    • Read a report
    • Run an evaluation
    • Score and shortlist
    • Set up a project
  • Scoring method
    • Overview
    • Dimensions P1–P6
    • Disagreement and spread
    • Score calculation
    • AI judges
    • Reproducibility
  • Trust and safety
    • Overview
    • What EvalLens does not do
    • Prompt-injection safety
    • Security and privacy
  • Use cases
    • Overview
    • Accelerators
    • Grants and prizes
    • Hackathons
    • Pitch competitions
    • VC open calls
Overview/Guides/Overview

Guides

TL;DR Each guide covers one task in a selection round. Read them in this order the first time, then open the one you need.

New to EvalLens? Getting started walks one round end to end on a single page.

Prepare the round
Set up a project

Choose the mode, event details, criteria and intake.

Criteria and weights

Edit the default rubric before scoring starts.

Brief your jury

The six-block pack and the 11-minute calibration.

Collect submissions

Add teams manually or publish a submission page.

Evaluate and decide
Run an evaluation

Check readiness and launch the batch run.

Read a report

Summary, evidence links, completeness and live questions.

Score and shortlist

Set Jury Scores and generate the leaderboard.

For teams that submit
For applicants

What a team sends and what happens to its deck.

How the panel turns a deck into an advisory score is in Scoring method.

Updated Sep 25, 2026

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