
Thirty-three teams from 24 countries have advanced in the 2026 Technovation Girls season. Fifteen are Finalists, headed to the final round of competition at the in-person World Summit in Bengaluru, India in October 2026. Fifteen more are Regional Honorees, recognized as the strongest teams from Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. Three took home Special Awards.
What stands out this season is how specific the problems are. These are not general-purpose apps. A team in Kazakhstan built a monitoring system for underground mining hazards. A team in Morocco built sensors that catch decay at archaeological sites before it becomes irreversible. A team in Canada built a tool that saves what Indian grandparents share on WhatsApp and translates it, so family stories survive. Every one of these started with a girl looking at something broken in her own community.
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Finalist Teams advance to the final round of competition, held during the in-person World Summit in Bengaluru, India in October 2026.
Canada
Helps users decide where to go for care by showing nearby facilities, wait times, and services.
Team Power Puck Girls
Argentina
An AI app in Argentina that predicts wildfire and flood risk from hyperlocal data and sends early warnings.
Team CbaMultirisk
Kazakhstan
A mining safety system that monitors underground hazards in real time to make rescue proactive rather than reactive.
Team Asian Sharks
Nigeria
Lets students in special schools request sanitary pads from on-site pad banks for regular and emergency needs.
Team STRIM Girls
Moldova
An AI tutor for Moldovan students that guides them to think through problems rather than handing over answers.
Team TUTO AI
Ireland
A mobile app for Irish teens with type 1 diabetes that adds emotional support and teen-focused design to daily care.
Team DiAssist
United States
Links a QR code to a medical profile that anyone can scan in an emergency, no app or passcode needed.
Team Emergen
Chile
Helps vulnerable workers identify and avoid exploitation under labor law with an AI-powered chatbot.
Green Apples Girls
Singapore
A free AI web app that helps girls in India turn their digital skills into real earning opportunities.
Team ShaktiPath
Morocco
Uses sensors to monitor archaeological sites and warn of decay before it becomes irreversible.
Team 3andiBlasti Leaders
Nigeria
A Nigerian AI app for elderly people left alone by youth migration, with fall detection and a feature that lets seniors earn from their skills.
Team Appsolute
Canada
Automatically saves what Indian grandparents share on WhatsApp and translates it, preserving family stories forever.
Team Wistree
Spain
A custom-built device, simpler than a smartphone, that lets families send messages to elderly or low-vision relatives and get their replies.
Team NOMADA-ITX
Mexico
A Scratch game that teaches children empathy by showing how their choices change a story's outcome.
Team Sembradores de Sonrisas
Japan
Helps children grow vegetables and donate their harvest, sparking interest in food and farming.
Team InfinitiGirls
Regional Honorees are the top-scoring teams from each region across the three divisions.
Romania
More than a period tracker, it pairs menstrual education across four life stages with emotional support from an AI companion.
Team Sync Sisters · Senior Regional Honoree: Europe
Chile
Turns phones into learning tools instead of banning them, encouraging focus and real-world connection in schools.
Team ByteBites · Senior Regional Honoree: Latin America
Nigeria
A daily check-in for mothers in Nigeria that flags pregnancy risks to a doctor in real time, where maternal mortality is high.
Team My-Baby · Senior Regional Honoree: Africa
United States
NFC wearables that give paramedics instant access to a patient's medical data, cutting retrieval time from minutes to seconds.
Team RAPIDx · Senior Regional Honoree: North America
Japan
Pairs AI bird monitoring with a gamified app that gets youth interested in protecting wetlands.
Team FKA · Senior Regional Honoree: Asia
Venezuela
A $12 IoT system from Venezuela that monitors water use in real time and works offline for communities with irregular access.
Team H2O Vision · Junior Regional Honoree: Latin America
Canada
A privacy-first elder safety app that places trusted neighbors at the center of a care network using a simple motion sensor.
Team The Stellar Squad · Junior Regional Honoree: North America
Spain
An AI app that rewrites academic content into stories and visuals for students with ADHD, dyslexia, and autism.
Team FutureMakers Girls · Junior Regional Honoree: Europe
Rwanda
A Socratic tutor that guides students to answers with questions, turning memorization into real understanding.
Team Logos · Junior Regional Honoree: Africa
Japan
Helps children with long-term illnesses who can't attend school stay connected and share their feelings.
Team Little Care · Junior Regional Honoree: Asia
Panama
Builds confidence in young girls through stories of Panamanian role models who overcame their own childhood fears.
Team Cherries in pairs · Beginner Regional Honoree: Latin America
Palestine
Guides parents of children with developmental delays through a personalized at-home plan after diagnosis.
Team CyberGirls Palestine · Beginner Regional Honoree: Asia
Canada
Connects restaurants with surplus food to people in need, making food sharing simple while cutting waste.
Team Techno Power Girls · Beginner Regional Honoree: North America
Nigeria
A Nigerian safety app that lets commuters verify any vehicle before a trip, not just ride-hailing cars.
Team Tech Alphaz · Beginner Regional Honoree: Africa
Portugal
An educational game about ocean plastic pollution that lets players sponsor sea creatures to protect biodiversity.
Team Sea Tech Girls · Beginner Regional Honoree: Europe
Three teams were recognized with Special Awards this season.
Rwanda
A Socratic tutor that guides students to answers with questions, turning memorization into real understanding.
Team Logos
South Korea
A Korean app that uses AI to flag high-risk wildfire areas before ignition, shifting from reaction to prevention.
Team Blue Seed
United Arab Emirates
An app that fights “technoference” by using AI to give parents personalized, research-backed ways to reconnect with their teens.
Team Kindling