Mita School Tools / Submit Project

Submit your project.

Built something useful? Send it to the Mita School Student Innovation Lab for review. Approved projects can be hosted on Mita School Tools and publicly credited to you or your team.

Preferred: submit a GitHub repository. If your project is not on GitHub yet, upload one ZIP file containing the source code. Never include real passwords, private API keys or a real .env file. Read the project submission guide →

1. Student information

Tell us who built the project so the correct creator credit can be attached if it goes live.

Full name *

Email address *

Phone / WhatsApp number *

Mita School profile URLRecommended for public creator credit.

Course *

Submission type *

2. Project information

Describe what you built and whether it came from the existing project catalogue.

Project name *

Already listed on Mita School Tools? *

Project level *

Category *

Short project description *

What problem does it solve? *

Technologies used *

Current state *

3. Source code & demo

Provide a GitHub repository or upload a ZIP. You may provide both. Read the full preparation guide →

GitHub repository URL

Live demo URL

Project ZIP

Maximum 50 MB. Do not include passwords, private keys, a real .env, database passwords or node_modules. If configuration is required, include .env.example with placeholder values. See examples →

How should we run or test it? *

Requires a database?

Uses external APIs?

4. Screenshots & demo

Give the review team a quick visual idea of the finished product.

Project screenshots

Up to 5 images. JPG, PNG or WebP. Maximum 5 MB each.

Demo video URL

5. Submission agreement

These checks protect you, other creators and Mita School.

I confirm that I created or contributed to this project and have permission to submit the included code, images and other materials.I confirm that I have not included passwords, private API keys, real .env files or confidential information. Where configuration is required, I used safe placeholders such as .env.example. Why?I have read the Project Submission Guide and prepared my source code accordingly.I authorize Mita School to review, host, showcase and promote the project through the Student Innovation Lab while retaining public creator credit for me/my team.I understand that changes may be requested before the project is approved or published.

After submission, you will receive a tracking ID. You can check progress without messaging anyone directly.