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Show the room what you built

Five minutes or ninety, at Claude events across the four Southern California metros. First-time speakers are welcome and we will help you shape it.

A speaker presenting to a seated room at a Claude community event.

Three ways to take the floor

Pick whichever fits what you made, not whichever sounds most impressive. A good five-minute demo beats a stretched twenty-minute talk every time.

5minutes

Demo

Screen up, show the thing working, take two questions. No slides needed and none expected.

20minutes

Talk

A real workflow or a lesson learned the hard way. What you would tell someone six months behind you.

60–90minutes

Workshop

Laptops open. Everyone leaves having built the thing rather than having heard about it.

First time

Never spoken before is the normal case here, not the exception.

We help

Whoever runs events in your metro will work the shape of it through with you beforehand.

No pitching

Show what you built, not what you sell. That rule holds for everyone on stage.


There is no roster here yet

Nobody is confirmed to speak. Rather than fill this page with names we do not have, we have left it as a door. Once speakers are booked they will appear here, each with the event and the city they are speaking in.


Put your name in

What you send is stored and emailed to Travis, who reads it. You get a copy back. We keep what you type here and nothing else — no tracking, no list, no third party.

travis@aurapathai.com

A few sentences is plenty — what it does, who it is for, and what surprised you making it. Up to 1,200 characters.