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CertProof: 2,000 Teams Signed Up for Our Hackathon. Nobody Wants to Proofread the Certificates.

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What I Built CertProof makes certificates for events, then checks its own work. You pick a style (or describe one and let the AI design it), add your logo and signatures, and upload a list of names. It builds a print-ready PDF, then reads every page back and compares it to your list. If a name is m…

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  1. 2026-10-17 18:20 · DEV Community — AI
    CertProof: 2,000 Teams Signed Up for Our Hackathon. Nobody Wants to Proofread the Certificates.

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