Texterous

Cambridge Tech Week 2026

Prize draw terms

Two draws: one for the scan, one for the leaderboard. Plain version first, the full thing underneath.

The short version

Who is running this

Texterous FlexCo, Maria-Jacobi-Gasse 1, Media Quarter Marx 3.4, 5. Stock, A-1030 Vienna, Austria. Registered at Handelsgericht Wien under FN 671349 d, VAT ATU83137623. Questions about a draw go to ai-assessment@texterous.com.

The draws are run by Texterous alone. Cambridge Tech Week and Cambridge Wireless host the event but have nothing to do with the prizes, do not administer them and are not responsible for them.

Who can enter

How to enter

The scan draw
Complete the AI Maturity Scan and give a valid email address. That is the entry.
The leaderboard draw
Play Eight Quarters, finish a run, and claim your spot on the board. Leave an email address when you claim it: a score with no email still ranks, but we have no way to tell you that you won, so it is not an entry.

Entry is free and no purchase is necessary. Entries close when the exhibition floor closes on 16 September 2026.

The prizes

The Clawdmeter, a small Texterous desk display
The Clawdmeter. It sits on your desk and shows what your AI agents are doing.
One Clawdmeter, from the scan draw
A Texterous-built desk display that shows your live AI agent sessions, which one is blocked, and what it is burning through. Approximate retail value under EUR 100.
One free training session, from the scan draw
A training session run by Texterous for the winner's team, at a date the two of us agree. Drawn separately, so it can go to a different person than the Clawdmeter does.
One Clawdmeter, from the leaderboard draw
The same device, for the game.

Prizes are as described, cannot be exchanged for cash, and cannot be transferred. If a prize becomes unavailable we may substitute one of equal or greater value.

How the winners are picked

The scan draw is a random draw from all valid entries, made after entries close.

The leaderboard draw is a random draw from the three highest entries of each day of the show, so six in total across 15 and 16 September. An entry is a score claimed on the board with an email address on it, counted once per person at their highest score. Every score is recalculated on our server from the run it came from, so a tampered score does not count. If two entries tie for a place in the three, the earlier run takes it. Runs by Texterous staff appear on the board but are not entries and are skipped when the three are counted.

Winners are contacted by email within five working days of the show closing, at the address they entered with. We will ask for a postal address so the device can be sent. If a winner does not reply within 14 days we may draw again.

We post the device at our cost. Any import duty or tax in the winner's country is theirs to settle. Our decision on the draws is final.

Your data

Entering means giving us your name, company and email address, and the answers you gave in the scan or the score you set in the game. We use that to send you your report, to run the draw, and to follow up with you once about the event. We do not sell it and we do not add you to a mailing list.

You can ask us to delete your entry at any time by emailing ai-assessment@texterous.com, and we will, though that also removes you from the draw. What we keep, for how long, and the rights you have over it are set out in the Texterous privacy notice.

The rest

Last updated 10 September 2026.
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