One Hour.Four Vibers.One Winner.

Vibers League is the competitive league for AI creators, an AI build competition filmed in Vancouver.

4 vibers, builders who create with AI, get the same real problem from a real business owner and 60 minutes to solve it. The build can be an app, a website, a short film, a music video or a game, and it has to run at a public URL that anyone can open and use.

The vibers compete remotely, and 2 judges and a small crowd in the Vancouver room pick the winner.

The show runs 110 minutes.

1. First the brief, 15 minutes: a business owner judge, the whale, reads the challenge aloud, and each viber asks 1 clarifying question. Nobody knows the challenge before that read, vibers included.
2. Then the build, 60 minutes: 1 round with no elimination, and all 4 vibers build for the full hour from their own machines. At 30:00 the clock stops for the twist block, 5 minutes: the twist card lands, 1 extra requirement that is the same for all 4, and the vibers can ask questions about it. Then the clock restarts with 30 minutes left.
3. Then the demos, 20 minutes: each viber gets 5 minutes, and both judges and the audience test the build themselves.
4. Last comes the call, 10 minutes, where the 3 scorecards are added up and the winner is named.

Each judge and the crowd rank the 4 vibers 4, 3, 2, 1. A viber can earn up to 12 points. That is 3 scorecards and 30 points on the table.

• Judges. The 2 judges are a business owner judge, the whale, and a domain expert judge, the shark. Each judge ranks the 4 vibers: first place earns 4 points, second 3, third 2 and fourth 1.
• Crowd. After all 4 demos, the guests in the room vote, 1 vote per person. The crowd card ranks the vibers on the same scale: the largest share of the vote earns 4 points, the next 3, and so on.

The highest total wins, and any tie goes to the viber the whale ranked higher. The viber with the largest share of the crowd vote also takes People's Choice, separate from the main result.

The criteria the judges weigh and the full scoring are in the rules.

Anyone 18 or older, anywhere in the world where taking part is legal. There is no entry fee. You compete remotely from your own machine and never need to travel.

You must be free for both the dress rehearsal and the card, on dates we give you in writing when you are selected.

Applications for Episode 02 are open with no closing date. The card is called once at least 6 vibers are confirmed on standby, and 4 vibers and 2 alternates are named then. Send yours on the apply page.

Episode 01, the pilot, was filmed in Vancouver, BC. The episode and the uncut tape are in the edit.

Episode 02 is filmed in Vancouver too, on a date called once 6 vibers are on standby.

The 4 vibers compete remotely from their own machines, and their screens reach the room on a private feed. The emcee, the 2 judges and a small crowd are in the room in Vancouver.

The night is not broadcast live. It is released afterwards as an edited episode and as the full uncut recording.

Seats in the room are limited: request a seat and we email you if one is yours, or leave your email and we send you the episode when it drops.

A cash prize and the trophy. The amount will be announced in an updated version of the rules, and the cash is paid in Canadian dollars.

People's Choice goes to the viber with the largest share of the crowd vote. It is a trophy or recognition with no cash, and a viber can win both.

The winner is announced in the room during the call and published on this site within 48 hours.

It can be. Every Vibers League night starts with a real business owner's real problem. Bring a problem through a 3 minute form, and the organisers read and answer every one.

If yours could make a good brief, we call you before anything is agreed, including what happens to the builds. You could read it in the Vancouver room as the whale and judge what gets built, or let us use it as the brief with your permission.

Either way it stays secret until it is read on the night, and sending it commits you to nothing.

Vibers League is operated by its founder Ashutosh Tiwari pending incorporation in British Columbia, Canada.

On the night an emcee hosts the room in Vancouver, and 2 judges score the builds: a business owner judge, the whale, and a domain expert judge, the shark. The judges' names are not announced yet.