Moth announces hackathon winners
Moth just revealed the 14 prize winners from its recent Moth Hack, London 2026 event. This announcement was shared via the official Moth Discord server.
While this Moth Hack was physically anchored in London—complete with a two-day, in-person popup event—it was also conducted virtually and open to participants across the globe. Project submissions took all forms, with quantum novices and experts alike striving to climb to the top of each challenge category. And the winners are…
Below is a copy of the official Moth Hack winners announcement:
We’re excited to announce the winners of Moth Hack, London 2026! Folks from around the world leveraged our new Atlas platform to apply quantum computing to creativity across domains. While we wish we could award everyone who’s made such wonderful creations, we promised we would pick winners—and we have:
BEGINNER TIER
One image, one engine: “Quantum blur of a quantum chip” by @sofya
Make it audible: “The Quantum Diary” by @r
Three dimensions: “Quantum Fabric Maps” by @tiinateaspoon
INTERMEDIATE TIER
Moving image: “Mothian Blur” by @vadim epstein
Quantum game:“Quantum Pac-Man” by @Darth Ved-ar
Daisy chain: “Chrono” by @hard_
VST or AU: “Quantum Variations” by @jo
Web app: “Listening to a proton tunnel” by @Tami-Lily
ADVANCED TIER
Quantum-native #1: “Quantum film” by @Wally
Quantum-native #2: “QRC-Mosaic: Mapping Retro-Futuristic Trajectories” by @NicolaJB
FQxI CHALLENGE
“Quantum Crew” by @IFIWilliam
BONUS PRIZES
Standout Work, Visual: “Quantum Sculptor” by @rayzlz
Standout Work, Audio: “Latent Quantum Blur with RAVE” by @Terence Broad
Superuser Prize: “What the Noise Remembers” series by @Hanah Rahman
Were you a winner? We’ll be in touch to deliver prizes shortly. For now, share your congratulations with each other—we were so appreciative of the creative strength on display. And stay tuned for future hackathon and challenge announcements.