Some schedules try to impress you.
This one tries to change you.
We didn’t build a wall of parallel sessions and sponsor slots.
We drew a route.
A real one — one you can walk, share, question, and maybe even regret (but in the best way).
This year, we chose depth over noise.
You’ll feel it in the tempo. In the silence between two plenaries. In the look of someone who just left a session and isn’t ready to speak yet.
What does that mean?
It means we’re starting with a hard question:
What happens when FileMaker complexity meets real people, real clients, real teams?
And we’re not rushing to answer it.
Our morning plenary opens the sea: “Navigating FileMaker Complexity”.
But the real shift comes later, when we admit:
“When the users break the map.”
A session that’s not about features — but about what happens when they stop making sense.
We explore AI, not through hype, but through structure:
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“The JSON Jungle”
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“AI Agents at the Helm”
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“Talk to Me, Data”
We look at automation not as a magic trick — but as industrial rhythm:
“Engines of Automation – Where industrial motion meets intelligent workflows”
We go personal.
In “Data at the Edge – Being a Pirate Developer”, we will say the thing you were too cautious to think out loud.
What about Friday?
Friday is for those who make decisions — and take responsibility for them.
You’ll see it in:
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“Removing Business Owner Dependency”
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“Verticalize to Grow”
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“Architectures That Drive Manufacturing, Automotive and AI”
And then, the final port:
“Draw the Map: One Decision at a Time.”
No talk. No theory. Just all our experts, in one place, to help you choose what comes next — for you, your team, your project.
This isn’t an event. It’s a state of mind.
You can’t binge-watch this conference.
You have to be there.
To sit in the room, stay quiet, write something down, ask something risky.
This map won’t be online.
The people will.
The ideas might.
But the moment? The one that shifts something in you?
You’ll miss it if you’re not on board.
⚓️ The route is drawn.
The questions are real.
The only thing missing is your voice.
— The Captain
(Yes. Still me. Evelyn.)
