10/05/2026
You know the feeling of sitting through a presentation that goes nowhere. Someone clicks through slides, name-drops a few tools, and by the Q&A everyone is checking their phone. You leave with a notebook full of things you will never look at again.
Our TECH TALK Tuesday does not run that way, and it's back this Tuesday, October 6 at noon.
The topic: Napkin to Launch, on turning an idea into a working product, facilitated by Daniel O'Sullivan. The conversation covers taking something from a rough concept to something actually shipped using tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, and Replit, and just as importantly, where those tools stop being enough and a human engineer still has to step in.
Trent Robinson, founder of PlaQRd and Robinson House Company, walked out of the last session still thinking about it. What he saw: people actually showing what they use instead of just talking about it. One founder walked through automation built around Kiva that cut out major hours of manual work. Someone else showed how they update a PRD straight from a meeting transcript instead of writing it up later.
"What made it different was that it became more of a collaborative roundtable than a normal presentation," Trent said. "People weren't just listening, they were contributing, demonstrating, comparing workflows, and learning from each other."
Bring whatever you are building, half-built or fully stuck, and leave with people who can help you move it forward.
Lunch is on us. Seats are limited, request to join,
Registration link in the comments.
