EvalLens
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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/Use cases/Overview

Use cases

TL;DR Each page follows one kind of program through a round: its volume, its rubric, and what the committee receives. The workflow underneath is the one in Guides.

Hackathons

Execution-weighted judging and judges briefed before the expo floor.

Pitch competitions

The written round pre-read, live rounds unchanged.

Accelerators

Cohort intake with every application read in full.

Grants and prizes

A locked rubric, the appeal file and the record a board asks for.

VC open calls

Every deck read against your investment dimensions.

Whatever the program, the ranking is set by people. See What EvalLens does not do.

Updated Sep 25, 2026

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