Anybody Can Build Software With AI.

You describe what you want in plain English. AI writes the code. You guide it, refine it, and ship it. No syntax to memorize, no frameworks to learn. If you can explain what you're trying to build, you can build it. Read more about vibe coding here.

Yes, and you are exactly who this community was built for. We pair newer builders with people who already know the tools, so you bring the idea and the room helps you make it real. Many of our most active members turned up with no coding background at all and now build things every week.

Every event and every stream is free, and so is the Discord. It stays that way because sponsors like every.io cover the costs. Donations are welcome if you want to chip in, and nobody is going to ask you for one at the door.

A laptop and some curiosity. For Builder Day, bring your machine and an idea, or let the random word wheel hand you one. For Builder Night on the Eastside, doors are at 6pm and you can bring whatever you have been working on, even if it is broken. For streams, turn up and watch. For Discord, join and say hello.

That is one of the best uses of a Builder Day. Bring a real problem or product idea and use the two hours of building time to make a working version of it. You will get feedback from the community and go home with something you can put in front of real users.

People here do, and it is one of the more common reasons they turn up. Freelance builds for clients, internal tools nobody sells, prototypes that close a deal, small products you put out yourself. Nobody is going to promise you a number, because it depends on what you build and who needs it. We walked through the whole picture in one place: How to Make Money with Vibe Coding. The recording on the same subject is in the Builder Day videos above.

Both are free and both are open to anyone. Builder Day is the one where you build. If you are new, it works like a workshop, with something new to learn and guided help, and if you already know what you are doing, you co-work on your own project. Noon to 3pm in Seattle on the last Saturday, in person or online, with show and tell at the end. Builder Night is the casual one, where you meet people, with no workshop at all. It starts at 6pm on the Eastside on the third Monday, and nothing after that runs to a schedule. Come to one of them, or make a habit of both, which is what a lot of people end up doing.

Builder Day is in Seattle, in person and online. Builder Night is on the Eastside, in Issaquah. Between the two of them you are covered whether you are driving in from Bellevue, Redmond, Sammamish, Renton, Everett, or Tacoma, and the online option is there for the months when none of that works. Exact addresses go out with your free registration on Luma.

No. Builder Night on the third Monday is on the Eastside, in Issaquah, so you can stay on your own side of the water. Builder Day also streams online, so you can build along from your kitchen table without driving anywhere.

We work with sponsors who want to reach a high-intent audience of creators and entrepreneurs. Beyond standard branding, we find creative ways to integrate your tool into the event experience. Get in touch to discuss what makes sense.

Yes. We run the Builder Day format for a company, a school, or any group that wants it, and we tailor it to what your group wants out of it, whether that is internal innovation, digital literacy, or getting a prototype built in an afternoon. Learn more below.