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The best bits of a tech conference, in your city, from 1 to 7 PM. Sharp talks, builders showing what they've made, and a room worth being in.

First citiesPittsburgh · Columbus · Chicago · Nashville · AtlantaMore to come
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The program

Half a day. 1 to 7 PM.

The parts people actually go to conferences for, in six hours. Built for founders, product people, engineers and operators.

01

Talks

Keynotes and short talks from founders and operators who've shipped. One stage, hand-picked. No tracks to choose between.

02

Builder expo

A handful of builders showing what they've made. No booth maze, no swag wall. Just the work and the people who'll use it.

03

The hallway track

The best part of every conference gets real time. A good room, and the people you should've met a year ago.

The best bits. None of the baggage.

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The traditional conferenceRelease
TimeTwo or three days out of the officeHalf a day. 1 to 7 PM.
Getting thereFlights, hotels and expensesAlready in your city
The talksSix tracks to pick throughOne stage, hand-picked talks
The expoA hall of boothsA handful of builders showing their work
The peopleThousands of name tagsA room you can actually work
Where it started

We've done this before.

Release started life as TechPint in Cleveland: three years of pop-up tech conferences across northeast Ohio. It led to INDUSTRY: The Product Conference. Now it runs city to city.

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A founder smiling behind her table at the expo
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A room of people facing a speaker on stage
Cities

The first cities. More to come.

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The list

The list hears first.

Every city's tickets go to the list before they go public. Pick your city and how you want in.

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For partners

Grow with the network.

Conference reach, without the conference overhead. Rooms full of people who build, and buy the tools they build with, city after city. Title, city and expo partners.

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