ai & weekends ep 14 - Hyderabad

imagine a room full of people who show up to build. that's it. that's the event.

everyone commits to shipping something before they walk out. a prototype, workflow, website, automation, mcp, agent, anything built with ai. finished or unfinished doesn't matter. showing your work does.

this is not a networking event. it's a build session. come to work.

how it works

12:00–12:15 → intros. your name + what you'll demo at the end. this becomes the demo lineup

12:15–3:45 → heads-down build time

3:45–4:00 → demos. 90 seconds each, off the lineup. unfinished is fine, that's the norm

4:00 → the room votes for the best demo. winner takes the pot

entry

registration is ₹100.

this isn't a ticket. it's your stake.

100% of it goes into the prize pool. we keep nothing. winner of the community vote takes the entire pot — 10 people in the room means you walk out with ₹1,000.

who should join?

people who've built something before. an app, website, ai workflow, automation, side project, startup, open source contribution. anything counts.

if you haven't shipped anything yet, this one isn't for you. build something small first, then come.

what to bring

laptop, charger, and the thing you can't stop thinking about. we don't provide snacks, grab lunch before or bring your own.

seats are limited. we keep the room small on purpose.

FAQs

what if my project isn't finished by demo time?

that's expected. most demos are unfinished. you show whatever exists — broken code, a half-built flow, a figma frame. showing up to demo is the norm, polish is not.

what happens to my ₹100 if I can't make it?

no refunds for no-shows. if you register, come.

I haven't shipped anything before. can I still come?

not this one. build something small first — a tiny app, an automation, anything real — then register for the next edition.

what about food and wifi?

wifi yes, snacks no. the session runs 12–4, so eat lunch before or bring your own.