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# Build Station
Build Station is Superteam Germany’s builder base for Colosseum Frontier, the biggest crypto hackathon.
It is designed for teams and solo builders who want real momentum, not just a registration link. The format combines IRL coworking with mentorship, DevRel support, workshops, accountability, and pitch preparation around the Colosseum cycle.
For the current cycle shown on the Superteam Germany website:
* Frontier hackathon: April 6, 2026 to May 11, 2026
* Build Station: April 27, 2026 to May 11, 2026
* Berlin Demo Day: May 12, 2026
## What To Expect
* focused time to build with other serious teams
* mentorship and product feedback
* DevRel and marketing support
* workshops and practical builder sessions
* demo-day style momentum toward submission
## Best For
* teams building for Colosseum Frontier
* solo builders who want structure and community
* early founders validating an idea while shipping
* people who learn faster in a shared environment
## Key Links
* [Register for Build Station](https://lu.ma/buildstation)
* [Register for the Hackathon](https://arena.colosseum.org/?ref=germany)
* [Berlin Demo Day](https://lu.ma/berlindemoday)
* [Superteam Germany Hackathon Guide](https://superteamdao.notion.site/colosseum-hackathon-2025)
* [Book 1:1 Mentoring](https://superteamdao.notion.site/colosseum-hackathon-2025#1e8794d3ba3380a7bfe1d2428dd4db04)
* [Build Station Website Page](https://de.superteam.fun/buildstation)
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For everything around submissions, team formation, and Colosseum-specific preparation, continue to the [Hackathon Hub](/superteam-germany-guilds/hackathon-hub/hackathon-hub.md).
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