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Rep. John Carter has named Pranav Jaishankar, Amartyaram Jami, and Ronit Baldaniya of Rouse High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 31st District. Their app Ocunetra turns your smartphone into a powerful vision screening tool, bringing eye care within everyone’s reach by combining AI and machine learning to screen […]

Rep. Seth Moulton has named Fortune Udeh, Kwezi Besiimire, and Kachi Ikekpeazu of Phillips Academy and Phillips Academy Andover as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Massachusetts’s Sixth District. Their app Bridges is a Next.js web app designed to connect communities in Lawrence and Andover by providing a centralized platform for local […]

Rep. Mike Simpson has named Kade Poulson, Hazel Rivadeneira, and Sebastian Maldonado of Burley High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Idaho’s Second District. Their app Dreambound is a game with the premise of escaping the dream world you are trapped in.

Rep. Valerie P. Foushee has named Aarush Kathrani, Sai Maruvada, and Nishanth Sathisha of Green Level High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in North Carolina’s Fourth District. Their app Zone promotes digital and mental well-being online by transforming how we interact with our phones.

Rep. Luz Rivas has named Jerry Yang, Hannah Yang, and Sylesh Sundaresan of North Hollywood Senior High School, Harvard-Westlake School, and Oak Park High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in California’s 29th District. Their app Pocket Cancer Resource Navigator (PCRN) serves as a central repository of resources for both cancer […]

Rep. Rick W. Allen has named Sai Lakkimsetti, Arnav Patel, and Mingzhe Zhang of Lakeside High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Georgia’s 12th District. Their app Tempo is an Android and iOS app that blends productivity, mental health, and brain wellness into one intelligent experience.

Rep. Bradley Schneider has named Akshay Maram, Vivaan Kottapalli, and Monit Karmakar of Adlai E. Stevenson High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Illinois’s 10th District. Their app ConQuest is a gamified learning mobile application built to make studying History more interactive, rewarding, and fun for middle and high school […]

Rep. Chris Smith has named Ava Obara, Skye Huang, and Abigail Riddle of Communications High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in New Jersey’s Fourth District. Their app Food Fight makes detailed nutrition information accessible and clear.

Rep. David Kustoff has named Jiyaa Shri Loganathan, Anjana Arunprakash, and Vedha Arun of White Station Middle School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Tennessee’s Eighth District. Their app Hatch Guard monitors real-time temperature data from incubator sensors to ensure optimal conditions for bird egg incubation.

Rep. Suzan DelBene has named Isabella Li, Hiya Pandey, and Anya Mehta of Redmond High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Washington’s First District. Their app AnemoDx is designed to serve as a non-invasive, early warning system for anemia.