Bringing together people who otherwise would never meet
Some come with an unresolved question. Others have already built a project and are looking for feedback. Some are simply curious about AI, open source, hackathons, or tech entrepreneurship, wondering if they can be part of it.
TechFlows initiates and co-hosts various forms of tech exchange events. We hope every gathering goes beyond listening to a talk — new ideas are heard, and people in motion find each other.
In preparation
We continuously initiate themed talks, project exchanges, and community events around AI, open source, developer tools, hackathons, and youth tech innovation.
New gatherings are being prepared. Join TechFlows to receive updates first.
Get event updatesNot just sharing successful outcomes, but also how a project started, what it ran into, and what didn't go as expected.
Developers, product designers, students, project teams, and young entrepreneurs can all bring their experiences and questions to the gathering.
It might be meeting a fellow traveler, discovering a project worth joining, or finding the next step to move an idea forward.
Encounters that have already happened
AI practice | In-person co-creation | Suzhou
A recap of an in-person gathering around AI practice, co-creation, and young tech creators.
Read the event recapOngoing records
We continuously document what actually happens at each event: who showed up, what was discussed, which projects emerged, and what continues to happen after the event ends.
View all recapsAn event isn't just made by speakers and organizers. It also needs people willing to share projects, document what happens, help organize, and partners who provide venues, technology, and resources.
Introduce the project, work, or idea you're building. Join the live sharing and discussion.
Submit your projectJoin in planning, execution, photography, content documentation, visual design, and on-site support.
Join the buildUniversities, companies, innovation parks, tech communities, and open-source organizations can co-launch an event with TechFlows.
Start a collaborationYou don't need to have a mature project already, or prove you're professional enough. You can come with a question, a story, or just sit down and listen to what others are building.
Many things won't get answered in a single event. But it might be here that it first gets a next step.