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Put live deadlines on your own site.

For college clubs, E-Cells, coding societies and placement cells: one line of HTML that shows what is open right now and keeps itself current. Free, with no account, no script on your page and nothing for you to maintain. Pick the list that fits your members — your city, your kind of event, or everything.

683 deadlines available · updates itself · free forever

<iframe src="https://brabble.ai/embed/all?limit=5"
  width="100%" height="291" frameborder="0" loading="lazy"
  title="Open competition deadlines, from Brabble"
  style="max-width:420px;border:0"></iframe>
Open it on its own →

It updates itself, so nobody has to maintain it. No script, no tracker and no cookie goes on your page: it is an iframe of a static list, and the height above is set so it never resizes under your layout.

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Questions a web committee actually asks

Will it slow our site down?

No. It is a lazy-loaded iframe holding plain HTML, with no JavaScript, no fonts to fetch and no tracker. It loads after your own content and cannot block it.

Do we have to keep it updated?

Never. It reads the same live feed as the rest of this site, so closed competitions leave and new ones appear by themselves. Set it once and forget it.

What does it cost, and what is the catch?

Nothing, and there is no catch beyond the small link back at the bottom of the widget. More students finding competitions is the entire point of this site, and your page reaches them better than ours does.

Can we restyle it?

Light and dark are built in, and the width is yours. Beyond that it is deliberately fixed, so an update on our side can never break your layout. If you need something specific, ask.

Can we show only our own city?

Yes, and you should. A Bhopal club showing Bhopal events is far more useful than one showing everything, and the city lists cover twelve places today.

Does it track our visitors?

No cookies and no analytics inside the frame. We see the same server logs any website sees, and nothing that identifies a reader.

Send this to whoever runs your society's website