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Make-A-Wish Contest Platform: Thousands of student entries, dozens of reviewers, one fair result.
Every year schools across Greece send works to the Make-A-Wish Greece student contest. iOLABS designed and donates the platform that receives the submissions, moderates them, distributes them to reviewers, computes rankings and publishes results. It was built on Olympus in a few weeks and has been in production since 2026.

What you gain
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Submission without an account
The teacher fills in a step-by-step form, uploads an image, audio, video or document, or gives a YouTube/Vimeo link. No registration, no passwords.
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Spam protection
Several layers of protection and a small question on the last step. Real entries pass, bots do not.
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Corrections through a secure link
If something is missing, the administrator requests a correction and the participant receives an email with an expiring link. They fix it without logging in and the entry returns to the queue.
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Reviewer scoring, in rounds
Assignment of entries to reviewers, scores per criterion, an initial round and tie-break rounds. Each reviewer sees only what was assigned to them.
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Rules per grade and category
Configurable restrictions, for example which categories nursery grades can see. Changed by the administrator, not by a developer.
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Ranking and results
Automatic ranking, winner markers, public display of valid entries and winners, exports for the organisers.
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A history for every entry
Every status change, correction and publication is recorded on a timeline inside the entry's record.
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Communication through templates
All emails and in-app notifications come from templates the organisation edits itself.
How it works
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1. The organisation opens the period
Submission, review and publication dates. Categories, grades, rules.
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2. Schools submit
A public, step-by-step form with the work in whatever format it is. Confirmation and an entry number.
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3. Moderation and corrections
Administrators approve, reject or request changes through a secure link.
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4. Reviewers score
Each reviewer their own assignments, against criteria. Ties are resolved in a further round.
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5. Results
Ranking, winners, public display, exports.
Modules
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Contest periods
Active period, dates, settings.
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Organisations & schools
Contact details, type, region, GDPR consent.
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Entries
Work, category, grade, media, status, history.
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Review
Rounds, assignments, scores, ranking.
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Public display
Valid entries and winners, no personal data.
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Reports & exports
Lists for the organisers, certificates when needed.
Specifications
| Platform | Olympus, its own isolated installation and domain |
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| Approach | Almost entirely configuration, very little custom code |
| Roles | Contest administrator, reviewer, public participant |
| Public form | Multi-layer spam protection, check question |
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| Corrections | Expiring secure link, no login, full history |
| Personal data | Teacher/organisation contact details only; no photos of minors in the public display |
Integrations
FAQ
Why does iOLABS do this for free?
Can my organisation have something similar?
How long did it take?
What about students' data?
Help
- How to contact technical supportiOLABS technical support answers by phone, remotely or on site, depending on your system.
- Buying apps, restoring purchases and refundsOur apps (Pockytap, Pockytap Organizer, KeyFlow) are sold as a one-time purchase, with no subscription. iolabs.gr processes no purchases; every purchase happens in the store you chose.
- Where my data is stored and how to get a copy---
- How the iolabs.gr assistant worksThe assistant at /help/ask/ answers questions about our products only from the help articles and product pages of this website, with citations to the sources.
All articles for Make-A-Wish Contest Platform Ask the assistant
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The same system is set up for any organisation in a few weeks.
