Issue dossier

Hack Club's official pages establish a completed Singapore game jam, while Kai Pereira's maker archive explicitly identifies Overglade hackathon badges. Neither reviewed official page publishes a ticket-to-badge entitlement, recipient list, allocation rule, quantity, pickup/delivery record, organizer-issued credential role, manufacturing record, or final physical-production ledger.

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event allocation and physical-production boundary · official event sources and maker archive · event completed; badge allocation unverified

The catalogue records a real event-specific maker artifact without treating it as a universal attendee benefit, official access credential, organizer-issued device, or complete production account.

Badge
Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge
Category
event allocation and physical-production boundary
Severity
note
Confidence
official event sources and maker archive
Status
event completed; badge allocation unverified
Timeframe
January-August 2026 source pass
Source note
Overglade official page, Hack Club Horizons Arcana retrospective, and Kai Pereira's Overglade-Badges archive.

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Evidence Sources

Hack Club · retrieved 2026-05-15

Horizons Arcana

Current official Hack Club retrospective identifying Overglade as a January 2026 Singapore game jam that took place. It corroborates the completed event but does not document badge allocation, hardware, firmware, or media rights.

Badge: Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge

Hack Club · retrieved 2026-05-15

Overglade

Primary official event source for the January 29-February 2 Singapore physical high-school game-jam framing and Hack Club organizer context. It does not state that a badge was included or who received one.

Badge: Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge

Kai Pereira / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15

Overglade-Badges README

Primary badge-design source identifying zero-power hackathon badges for Overglade in Singapore and documenting the RP2040, 4 MB flash, passive NFC, e-ink driver, 20 GPIO breakouts, two-layer PCB, and MicroPython configuration framing.

Badge: Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge