Meetup Archive

Build, Share, Eat.

Revisit recent meetup sessions, see how a normal evening is structured, and keep a visible record of the talks that mattered enough to preserve.

Next Meetup May 2026

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Format

Networking, pizza, short shares, and practical discussion around agentic tooling in the room.

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Past meetup

April 17, 2026 meetup archive

A single tile for the previous meetup itself, with the gallery and overall context kept together instead of tying it to one talk.

Archive Open gallery
terminal

Installing OpenClaw on Mobile

Jan Idziak on mobile-first setup decisions, operator visibility, and what changes when the workflow leaves the desktop.

Archive session Open slides
palette

Vibe-coding in Real-life Setups

Marton Szel on where loose AI-assisted coding works, where it breaks, and how people keep it useful.

Archive session Marton Szel
database

AI Agents for Company Optimization

Martin Griggs on where process automation helps first, where review cost shows up, and how teams should sequence AI-assisted internal work.

Archive session Martin Griggs

Our Typical
Gathering Flow

Every meetup follows a simple structure: people arrive, food lands, organisers frame the room, short shares happen, and the real discussions continue after that.

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Networking starts

5:00 PM

People arrive, meet each other, compare notes, and the room starts to take shape before food lands.

Pizza / food

6:00 PM

Food shows up and conversations get less formal. This is usually where the first good side discussions happen.

Opening notes and lightning talks

7:00 PM

Short notes from the organisers, then 5 minute lightning talks or quick sharing sessions from people in the room.

Discussions continue

8:15 PM

The formal part softens and the useful conversations keep going in smaller groups around the room.

"The best meetup moments usually start right after somebody stops presenting and the room starts comparing notes."