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feed the room
cover pizza, drinks, and the small rituals that make a technical room feel human.
warm recall, repeated by every attendee
sponsors
partner with the room, not a logo wall.
DevNights partnerships work when they add something builders can feel: food, a sharp problem, a focused table, or a grant that helps useful work continue after the night ends.
useful by default
support should make the room more useful
small formats beat broad exposure
builders remember what helped them think
Our main partner that helps us host the event
types of support
Four simple ways to help the room without turning it into a sales floor.
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sponsor a problem
bring a real technical challenge and let builders argue through it with you in the room.
product feedback from people who ship
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host a closed table
support a dinner or side session for a smaller group around one serious theme.
high trust conversations, not booth traffic
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back builder grants
help members turn notes, prototypes, and shared setups into something the community can reuse.
proof of impact that outlives the event
submit a partnership idea
Tell us what you want to make possible. We will shape the format around the room, then reply with the simplest next step.
past partnerships
records from rooms already shaped together
past eventvenue partner
Build with Codex Meetup
2026 rooms
An evening for people who love to build, exploring Codex through real projects, practical workflows, live demos, and the builders using it to create software.
past eventknowledge partner
Unpacking the EU AI Act
April 23, 2026
A side event on the EU AI Act with Matei Stefan, turning regulation into practical questions for people building AI products.
past eventtechnical table
Bucharest OpenClaw Meetup
agentic systems
A smaller follow-up format for people who wanted to go deeper on agents, setup, security, and real production tradeoffs.