Ravi HughesArt Director · just now
Ten talks you should not miss this year
From the opening keynote on AI in product teams to a closing panel on burnout, our programme team picks ten highlights.
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Where great ideas meet
Three days, eighty speakers and three thousand people who build products for a living, under one roof in the city centre.
4.8/5attendee rating
3,000attendees last year
25countries represented
40hands-on workshops
Tariq PatelFinance Lead · yesterday
Joining online: how the virtual pass works
Live main-stage streams in HD, speaker Q&A through the chat and replays for thirty days. Everything virtual attendees need to know.
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Felix QuinnFinance Lead · just now
A guide to the city for visiting attendees
Where to stay within walking distance, how to get from the airport by train and the best places for dinner after the last session.
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Jonah NguyenFinance Lead · yesterday
How to get the most out of a conference
Plan three must-see sessions a day, book meetings in the app beforehand and leave gaps for the hallway conversations that matter most.
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A closer look
A closer look at the three days
See how the main stage, workshops, lounges and the app fit together across the event.
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4.9 / 5Mobile agenda
4.7 / 5Recorded sessions
4.6 / 5Hands-on workshops
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Moments from the main stage
Keynotes, live demos and panels from three days in front of three thousand people.
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The best conference I have attended. I left with a notebook full of ideas.
Mia NovakFirst-time attendeeAlready bought my ticket for next year.
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The conference journal
Tips for attendees, behind-the-scenes posts and highlights from past workshops and keynotes.
Behind the scenes: building the stageForty crew, two nights and six tonnes of lighting and sound. Here is how the main hall goes from empty shell to keynote stage.What makes a panel worth watchingFour speakers who disagree, a moderator who keeps time and no slides. These are our rules for panels that go beyond polite agreement.What we learned from last year's feedbackWe read 1,200 survey responses. You asked for longer breaks, fewer sales pitches and better coffee, and all three change this year.Announcing our first keynote speakersTwelve speakers are confirmed so far, including a founder who scaled to ten million users and the design lead behind a popular banking app.