Buildjams remain the heart of the movement, and the rest of the formats have grown around them: the Tours across Spain, Coworking sessions with Builders and Creatives, dinners with AI leaders and Builders Spotlight. The AI Founders Tours bring the energy of the BuildJams to different cities, communities and spaces across the ecosystem to prove that the best way to learn about AI is by building. No talks, no panels, no ordinary networking. Buildjams are hands-on experiences where founders, builders, marketers, designers and non-technical people team up to turn ideas into working prototypes with AI in just a few hours, and to live pitch and go-to-market experiences. This way you can experience every stage of a founder's journey in one place: Go from an idea's MVP and forming a team > pitching your idea and building your deck > launching to market and landing your first customer.
The starting point of the AI Founders movement. Over several weeks we visited some of the city's most relevant innovation hubs to bring together founders, builders, marketers, designers and non-technical people around one goal: learning to build products with AI. At every Buildjam, new ideas turned into working prototypes, proving that the best way to learn about AI is by building together as a community.
Our first Buildjam of the tour brought the community together at Shakers' offices to show that building with AI is much more than using tools: it's learning by doing. Every participant turned their idea into a working prototype using tools like Lovable and Make. Between mentoring sessions and teamwork, the day sparked new projects and a community that keeps growing around one mission: building the future with AI.
This time we landed at The Bridge together with Lovable and Make to bring founders, builders and non-technical people together for an afternoon of building with AI. During the session, participants went from an initial idea to a real prototype in under 3 hours, working as a team and getting feedback from mentors and fellow participants. It was a hands-on experience proving that today you don't need to know how to code to start creating digital products: you just need an idea, a team and the drive to build.
We wrapped up the tour at Glovo's offices, bringing together founders, builders, marketers and non-technical people to close the first edition of the tour. During the session, participants worked as teams to turn ideas into AI-powered products, supported by mentors and sharing learnings with an increasingly strong community.
The AI Founders Mediterranean Tour carried the spirit of the BuildJams beyond Madrid to connect three cities around one goal: building the future with AI. We traveled through Valencia, Barcelona and Madrid alongside some of the most influential communities in the startup ecosystem, bringing together hundreds of founders, builders, marketers and creatives for hands-on experiences where ideas became real products in a matter of hours.
The first Buildjam of the AI Founders Mediterranean Tour stopped in Valencia to bring together local communities of founders, builders, marketers and non-technical people for an AI building experience. Over one afternoon, participants turned ideas into working prototypes using AI tools, supported by mentors and a community eager to learn by doing. This event opened a new chapter for AI Founders, taking the BuildJam format beyond Madrid alongside V-IA, TK, Sigma Data Club, Clover, Latinas in Tech, WOZTELL and Startup Grind Madrid and Valencia.
We arrived in Barcelona with a special edition inspired by Lovable's She Builds initiative, created to encourage more women to build products with AI. In collaboration with SheBlooms and Latinas in Tech, we brought together entrepreneurs, creators, marketers, designers and builders for a fully hands-on experience where ideas became working prototypes within hours. More than a BuildJam, it was a space to connect talent, share knowledge and foster a more diverse and inclusive community within the tech ecosystem.
We closed the AI Founders Mediterranean Tour with a special edition inspired by Lovable's global She Builds initiative, reaffirming our commitment to encouraging more women to build the future of technology with AI. Alongside a community of entrepreneurs, creators, marketers, designers and builders, we lived a hands-on experience where participants turned ideas into working prototypes using the latest AI tools. More than a BuildJam, it was a space to learn by doing, build meaningful connections and keep strengthening the community.
We bring together a curated group of AI leaders around a kitchen: we cook the dinner all together and, along the way, each guest shows how they build and use AI in their day-to-day. You learn more over laughs and good food than in any panel.
The Supper Club's first dinner: we cooked together while each guest showed live how they use AI in their day-to-day — their workflows, their prompts, their shortcuts, and also what doesn't work for them. No speakers, no stage: just a kitchen, a long table and conversations that carried on through dessert.
We spotlight builders launching their ideas with AI: how they went from idea to product, how they landed their first customers, and what they use every day to move faster with a smaller team.
Builders launching their ideas with AI share their story firsthand: how they validated it, what they built, how they landed their first customers, and what tools they use every day. Every talk ends with an open Q&A and a networking session where real collaborations get started.
Facilitated sessions to meet up and work coworking-style while grabbing coffee and sharing ideas. You show up with your task for the day and leave with feedback, contacts and, often, a potential collaborator.
Our first post-BuildJam coworking session: laptop, work-in-progress project and coffee — polishing, iterating and solving doubts together.
Second edition to share learnings, get to know each other and add value to what we do — real feedback and teamwork, no calls, no hassle.
The third edition welcomed Latin American students who left inspired after the feedback and conversations.
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