Dev Night Venice

​Spend a Saturday night in a room full of builders.

We are keeping talks tight and hands-on, leaving space to meet other developers, founders, and organizers. We’re aiming for a packed house with a more social organic vibe.

​Schedule
6:00 Doors, food, drinks
6:30 Lightning talks and live demos
7:00 Games
8:15 Open networking
9:00 Wrap

​📍The KINN ⋅ 150 Horizon Ave, Venice, CA 90291

​We hope to see you there. Bring a friend and an appetite!

​About Your Event Hosts

​ImageKit is a media API and agentic DAM for images and video on the web. Resize, crop, compress, and apply AI edits like background removal and generative fill just by changing a URL, all served from a global CDN. Find Angel Pichardo to see a live demo or talk shop.

Interfaze is a new AI model for tasks where getting the details right matters, from reading documents and extracting data to understanding images and audio. Through a single API, engineering teams can turn messy information into reliable, usable outputs.

​AI Builders is a global meetup community for people shipping real AI products. Meetups, workshops, and hackathons in cities around the world. This is their LA debut, run with local partners who already throw builder nights.

​DEVx is San Diego’s developer community for makers who care about craft, side projects, and showing up for each other. We are here to help bring that same builder energy into this LA night and connect the SD and LA scenes.

​// FAQ

• ​Can I co-host? Message Luc if we still need co-hosts, or grab a free ticket. You arrive 1.5h early, help with setup and welcoming. In return: you meet literally everyone. Fastest networking hack we know.

• ​Can I speak? Apply at aibuilders.club/speaking. Every lineup is picked from there, so a demo with working code beats a pitch deck.

• ​⚠️ I'm not technical - can I come? Absolutely. But to get the most out of it, you should be comfortable with concepts like LLMs, RAG, AI agents, and API calls. Not sure what those mean? Ask any chatbot - that's what they're for.

• ​Why bother going to meetups in 2026? 80+ builders in the room. Talks with actual code, not thought-leadership slides. Good pizza. Bad jokes. The kind of conversations that turn into side projects, first clients, and startups.