On Sunday, June 14, the Tabbit Tips Contest launched simultaneously at Nantong University and Shenzhen University.
Across two campuses and two competitions on the same day, students used Tabbit to create their own Tips for real scenarios such as academic research, content creation, job planning, travel guides, financial analysis, and English learning, turning ideas into AI mini tools that can be shown, run, and reused.
It was a competition about AI creativity, and also a hands-on exploration of how to make AI truly help people get things done.
▍ When Ideas Become Tips
At the competition sites, students started from their own learning, life, and major-related needs, then tried building different kinds of Tips with Tabbit.
Some turned literature search, material summarization, and review drafts into research-assistant workflows. Others built content creation assistants for Xiaohongshu, new media posts, and viral topic ideas. Some broke job hunting into role research, application prep, and resume support, while others explored travel guide aggregation, stock-market trend analysis, webpage-based self-tests, and CET-4/CET-6 English learning.
These projects shared one thing in common: they were not just one-off AI chats, but reusable tools that captured a method for next time.
▍ Winning Projects
Sixteen teams across the two universities won awards. Let's take a look at the winning Tips and participating students:
We have organized all winning projects at the link below. Copy it and open it in Tabbit Browser to view all winning Tip examples.
https://www.tabbit.com/use-cases
You can also visit the Tabbit official website at www.tabbit.com and click "User Cases" in the top-right corner to enter the showcase page.
▍ Starting from Campus, Exploring New Ways to Use AI Tools
This two-campus Tips Contest showed us the real imagination students bring to AI tools.
At Nantong University, projects such as literature reviews, group-meeting assistants, viral content analysis, and financial analysis showed AI's potential in study, research, and professional scenarios.
→ Nantong University event recap: click the image to turn pages
At Shenzhen University, travel planning, job-search assistants, webpage self-tests, English learning, and document processing brought Tabbit into more everyday and practical tasks.
→ Shenzhen University event recap: click the image to turn pages
Behind every project was a very specific question:
"Can you help me organize literature faster?" "Can you help me find more suitable jobs?" "Can you bring together travel guides from multiple platforms?" "Can you turn information from a webpage into something I can use directly?"
What Tabbit wants to do is make these questions become reusable Tips, not just one-time answers.
▍ Next Stop: More Universities
In the future, Tabbit hopes to visit more universities and work with more students to turn real needs in learning, research, creation, job hunting, and everyday life into AI Tips that can be shared, reused, and continuously improved.
We also welcome every Tabbit user to try these winning projects, find inspiration, and create Tips of your own.
Tabbit's online Tips Contest is also underway. Submit your own unique Tip in Tabbit Browser before June 30 for a chance to win a RMB 10,000 grand prize.
If you are interested, click the image below to see the full rules.
