Join us for the Software Mansion's Mobile & AI Meetup in San Francisco, a developer event about what actually changes when coding agents join your mobile engineering workflow to build real-life projects you can later use in RevenueCat's Shipathon. We've got practical talks lined up from Expo, Software Mansion, and Runbook, and we'll finish off with a quick brainstorming session on how to use AI agents in building real-life projects. Agenda: 6:15 PM Doors open 6:30 PM Eval-Driven Development - Varun Dhananjaya & Zhi Pan, Runbook Real-world business processes are complex and under-documented. So how do you build agents that perform them well? This talk walks through how a rich evaluation set of backtests and unit tests can help you uncover deep tribal knowledge and evolve your agents without regressions. 7:00 PM Closing the Loop in Mobile Agentic Development – Kacper Kapuściak, Software Mansion We built Radon to help React Native developers see inside their apps. Then we noticed fewer people wanted to write code by hand and more wanted an agent to do it, so we took that same debugging knowledge and rebuilt it for agents instead. Meet Argent: an MCP server that lets Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding agents control the iOS Simulator and Android emulator directly. In this talk, we’ll show Argent closing the loop live, an agent reproducing a bug, diagnosing it, and fixing it in one session. 7:20 PM Tuft: your agent's computer – Eliot Hertenstein, Expo 7:50 PM - 9 PM Pizza, beer, networking Shipaton (shipaton.com) is RevenueCat’s global mobile hackathon for builders who actually ship. From August 1 to September 30, developers around the world will build brand-new iOS, Android, or Mac apps, launch them to real app stores, and use RevenueCat to power their app’s monetization. This IRL meetup is a chance to connect with local builders, find teammates, get inspired, and start shipping together as part of the broader Shipaton community.
This is a casual 5K running event held weekly in San Francisco for builders and founders. Participants run at a relaxed pace and connect socially afterwards over coffee. It provides an opportunity to meet other startup builders in an informal setting outdoors.
Kernel 6 Launch Party features readings and conversations with contributing writers from the latest issue of Kernel. The event offers attendees a chance to engage with the content and enjoy food in a social setting. It is suited for anyone interested in literary and creative publishing in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fidget Camp is a weeklong makeathon in San Francisco focusing on DIY creative exploration with hands-on workshops led by participants. The event showcases collaborative artworks from diverse creators such as pranksters, digital gardeners, and puzzle designers. Attendees can experience innovative art and maker projects in a community-driven environment.
This event is a 3v3 basketball tournament for developers, founders, and technical builders to compete for cash and sponsor prizes while networking. It is designed to bring together members of the tech community for friendly competition and social connection before the MongoDB .local Build Fest. Teams compete in a group stage and knockout rounds culminating in a final and awards ceremony.
This event gathers founders, engineers, product builders, traders, and fintech operators to discuss how AI agents interact with money. Participants walk and converse about emerging infrastructure challenges and safety questions in connecting AI agents to financial accounts. It is designed for those building or curious about AI-driven fintech technologies and workflows.
Early-stage founders building on Baseten present their AI models and inference stacks, sharing technical stories and challenges. The event targets engineers and technical founders interested in AI inference technology. It provides a stage for demos and networking in the San Francisco Bay Area.