ElevenHacks, Cursor push voice-only challenge

This is a good prompt because it forces real interaction design, not just another voice wrapper demo. It also shows where the market is headed: coding tools plus voice APIs are becoming a practical stack for hands-free software.

• –The “no keyboard” constraint should surface genuinely useful accessibility and ambient-computing ideas, not just gimmicks
• –Cursor handles the build side; ElevenLabs handles input/output, which makes it easy to prototype voice-native workflows quickly
• –The best submissions will probably be utilities people can actually use daily, not one-off demo toys
• –Social-video scoring will bias entries toward polished, visually clear demos, which is smart for distribution but may favor presentation over depth
• –The challenge is also a strong marketing play for both brands, because it showcases a combined workflow rather than a single feature