Real AI. Real impact. One stage.
During Bits & Pretzels in Munich. Ten speakers, one hundred guests, and one evening about what actually worked with AI inside real companies — including the parts that broke.
One evening. One stage. Ten stories that actually happened.
No panels, no keynote carousel, no sponsor slot. Ten people take the stage one after another and show what they changed with AI inside their company — and what it was worth. Then everybody talks to each other.
- 17:00Doors open. Grab a drink, swap names, settle in.
- 17:30Presentations start. Ten speakers, short slots, one stage, nothing running in parallel.
- After the talksNetworking. The speakers stay in the room — that is the point of the evening.
- 20:00We close. Early enough that your Bits & Pretzels week survives it.
Prices are per person. We invoice by email after your spot is confirmed. Nothing is paid at the door.
Munich. The exact venue goes only to confirmed guests and speakers. It is deliberately not published anywhere.
We are not looking for startup pitches. We are looking for people who changed something.
Yes, tell us about this
- You shipped something with AI inside an existing company — not a prototype, not a pilot that went nowhere.
- You can show what changed: hours, cost, error rate, turnaround, revenue.
- You are willing to talk about the parts that did not work.
- You were close enough to the work to answer the awkward follow-up questions.
No, this is not the night for it
- Startup pitches, fundraising decks, looking for investors.
- Concepts, roadmaps, "we are currently evaluating AI".
- Generic "AI will change everything" keynotes.
- Sales presentations dressed up as case studies.
On the stage, or in the room.
One form for both. Tell us how you want to take part and we will adapt the rest.
- When
- · Mon 28 Sep 2026, 17:00–20:00
- Where
- · Munich, venue after confirmation
- Speaker
- · 10 slots · 30 €
- Guest
- · 100 slots · 50 €
Our first event brought 100 builders together in Hamburg for a sold-out night of 36 live demos. Watch how it went.
See the Hamburg recap →