Banksalad Launches App Widget Feature Through Internal Hackathon… 50% of Ideas Turned into Services
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Banksalad rapidly launched an app widget feature through an internal hackathon, with 50% of the pitched ideas turning into actual services.
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Banksalad rapidly launched the Banksalad App Widget feature through an internal hackathon. Under the philosophy that 'speed creates completeness,' this hackathon simplified complex deployment procedures to create an environment where a service could be released in just two days.
Of the 10 ideas pitched at last year's hackathon, 5 turned into actual services, recording a 50% launch success rate. At this hackathon as well, the App Widget feature was rapidly launched, and budget-setting and money-transfer functions for household finance tracking can be checked on both Android and iOS. This is regarded as a particularly useful feature for daily household budget users.
The hackathon was open to members from various roles beyond planners, designers, and developers, including finance team staff. It operates in a way where the person who pitches the idea becomes the team lead, and interested members join in. The company encouraged participation by providing meal support from breakfast to late-night snacks, along with incentives such as special goods, Apple TVs, and camping equipment.
The event was divided into a Product Division and a Productivity Division. The Product Division verifies user response through pure organic inflow metrics, while the Productivity Division aims to improve internal work efficiency. Banksalad plans to continue discovering high customer-impact services based on the know-how of its members.
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