About Capalyst
Capalyst was created to celebrate and elevate the work of final-year Computer Science students at the University of Auckland. What began as a simple showcase for COMPSCI399 capstone projects has grown into a full platform where students, staff, and industry professionals can explore, connect, and celebrate student innovation.
From browsing and liking projects to creating and presenting awards, Capalyst brings every part of the capstone experience together in one place. Teams can publish their work, gain recognition, and connect with real audiences through a clean and accessible platform.
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Projects Showcased
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Student Contributors
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Projects Awarded
Awards and Recognition
Each year, Capalyst celebrates teams that demonstrate outstanding creativity, technical excellence, and community impact. These awards showcase the projects that set a new standard for quality, innovation, and collaboration among University of Auckland students.
A Platform for your future.
Capalyst helps Computer Science students take their capstone projects beyond the classroom. Share your work, gain recognition, and turn your final-year project into the first step toward your career in tech.
Get Seen. Get Recognized.
Your project deserves to be seen. Capalyst gives your work the spotlight it deserves, connecting you with industry professionals, recruiters, and peers who can see the value of what you've built.
Built by Students, for Students.
Capalyst is a student-led platform built to make sharing and collaboration easier. We connect creators across disciplines and celebrate the projects shaping the future of tech talent.
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Explore UoA's final-year capstone projects.
Turn your capstone into a launchpad for your future. Capalyst gives your work the exposure it needs to reach recruiters, industry professionals, and other students who share your passion for building great software.
By registering your project, you create a portfolio piece that reflects your technical skills and teamwork. It's more than a submission, it's a chance to show the world what you're capable of.