Hackswift is a free, inclusive hackathon designed to foster innovation and provide accessible tech education to high school students in grades 9-12 from around the world. The event aims to create a supportive environment where participants of all skill levels can come together to learn and grow in the field of technology. The hackathon offers a variety of beginner-friendly workshops and mentorship opportunities to help participants develop their projects. Key topics covered include general programming skills and innovative tech solutions, with the specific focus of the hackathon to be determined. The event emphasizes hands-on learning through workshops and collaborative projects. Hackswift is delivered entirely online via Devpost, making it accessible to participants regardless of their location. The next hackathon is scheduled to take place in late March. Teams can consist of 1 to 6 members, allowing for both solo and group participation. The main outcomes and benefits of participating in Hackswift include gaining valuable coding skills, enhancing problem-solving abilities, and being part of a collaborative and inclusive tech community. Additionally, participants have the chance to win numerous prizes, which are yet to be determined. The hackathon is made possible through generous donations and sponsors, ensuring it remains free for all participants.