In February, FlutterFlow sponsored the TreeHacks hackathon at Stanford University, bringing together 1,000 college students to work on projects in various fields such as sustainability, health, education, Web3, and AI. Among the 260 projects submitted, 25 utilized FlutterFlow, highlighting its versatility and ease of use in app development. Notable projects included CHRONOS, an app for first responders using satellite imagery to assess disaster areas, and Fhirband, an AI-powered wearable for firefighters. Other innovative submissions were Lemon, an e-commerce app aimed at reducing food waste, and MediLedger, a platform allowing hospitals to check drug availability without revealing full inventory details. Several projects also integrated TerraAPI to connect with wearable health data, illustrating the trend towards health tech innovation. The hackathon showcased students' ability to tackle real-world challenges with creative solutions, demonstrating the potential impact of their work through technology.