
Building better infrastructure for the people who build communities.
Running a community is far more difficult than it appears from the outside. The tools that organisers depend on are costly, fragmented, user-hostile, and rarely designed with the actual organiser in mind:
Most community organisers are quietly stitching together workarounds â custom scripts, open-source tools, shared spreadsheets â and losing hard-won institutional knowledge every time a volunteer moves on.
This hack day brings together community organisers, developers, and platform builders for a full day of collaborative problem-solving and hands-on building at Newspeak House.
The scope covers the entire community infrastructure stack:
The day is deliberately open and flexible. Participants will collectively map the problem space, self-organise into teams around the most compelling challenges, and spend the bulk of the day actually building things. You're free to switch projects, merge with another team, or spin up something entirely new at any point.
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| đȘ 10:30 | Doors open & breakfast |
| đïž 11:00 | Opening talks â the community tooling landscape: what's broken, what alternatives exist? |
| đșïž 11:45 | Workshop â map the problem space, post-its, vote, form teams |
| đ» 12:45 | Hack begins |
| đœïž 13:30 | Lunch provided |
| đ» 14:15 | Hack continues |
| đŻ 16:00 | Project presentations |
| đ 17:00 | Wrap-up |
| đș 17:15 | Pub |
This day is for you if you:
Organised by the teams behind PyData London, AI Signals, notanother.pizza, and more.
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