Building. Learning. Showing our work.

Achievements & Milestones

Progress worth sharing. A growing record of platform recognition, projects, and research behind AIZOYA.

Earned platform badges

Milestones on Devpost

Earned by Franklyn Rosario, MBA-ITM, Founder & CEO of AIZOYA. These badges celebrate building and participating—not competition wins.

Devpost badge: First online hackathon

Devpost · Platform milestone

First online hackathon

Recognizes an eligible project submission to an online hackathon.

Evidence & date

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Devpost badge: X Hackathons – level 5

Devpost · Platform milestone

X Hackathons – level 5

Gold badge level

Recognizes eligible projects submitted to separate hackathons. Gold describes the participation badge level—not a competition medal or first-place finish.

Evidence & date

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Devpost badge: Generalist

Devpost · Platform milestone

Generalist

Recognizes participation in three hackathons with different themes.

Evidence & date

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Devpost badge: Welcome to Devpost

Devpost · Platform milestone

Welcome to Devpost

Marks the start of our founder’s Devpost journey.

Evidence & date

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Research & learning

Our Kaggle chapter

17 earned badges across competition participation, coding, data, and community activity. Verified on Franklyn Rosario, MBA-ITM’s Kaggle profile on September 28, 2026.

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Competitions & research

Code & notebooks

Data & pipelines

Community & consistency

These are platform activity badges. They do not represent competition medals, final rankings, or course qualifications.

From ideas to demonstrations

See what we built.

The Lab brings project demos and their current scope together. A published demo, a submitted entry, and an award are different milestones—we label them separately.

Watch project demos

A growing collection, not yet a complete platform history. Platform names identify the source of recognition; they do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.