Vibe Coders: Come Build with Bolt!

Haven’t Been Invited to AI Tinkerers? Build Your Way In!

Are you an AI Tinkerer who hasn’t been invited to monthly meetups because you don’t have enough Github commits (or don’t even have a Github profile yet)? Have you considered vibe coding but haven’t launched an app in production yet? Join this event to build your own app in just 2 hours and increase your builder profile–no previous coding experience required! This event is sponsored by Hal9 and Foundations.

In addition, all participants will be given an overview of how to use Bolt, and a free Pro subscription for 10M tokens, but you can use any vibe coding platform you want to build your app.

All demo presenters will be invited to the following week’s AI Tinkerer’s meetup, with the top demo also presenting at the meetup.

If you are an experienced vibe coder who wants to help your fellow Tinkerers during the event, email Adam Burgh (to volunteer. You’ll also get a free month of Bolt Pro for volunteering!

What is AI Tinkerers?

AI Tinkerers is a curated global network of AI builders hosting events in 60+ cities, connecting technical practitioners building with generative AI - from open source contributors to startup founders and frontier researchers. This special Vibe Coding Workshop serves as your entry point to join our community: build an app in 2 hours using AI-powered tools like Bolt, demo your creation, and earn an invitation to our exclusive monthly meetups. No previous coding experience required

When? Where?

• Date: Thursday, June 19th, 2025 from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
• Location: Capitol Hill, Seattle (address available upon RSVP confirmation)

Agenda

• Workshop: 5:30pm - Hands-on app building with Bolt
• Demos: 7:30pm - Showcase your newly built app!

All demo presenters will be invited to the following week’s AI Tinkerers meetup, with the top demo also presenting at the meetup.

Bonus: Register for the World’s Largest Hackathon presented by Bolt, which runs from May 30 to June 30, and submit the app you build at the event to compete for part of the $1M prize pool.

Sponsors

Hal9 empowers AI engineers to create and deploy Python-powered AI agents, supporting any open-source framework. With free plans, you can share your agents with the AI community, while paid enterprise plans offer private, secure agents for professional environments. More information at https://github.com/hal9ai/hal9

Venue Sponsor

Foundations stands as Seattle’s premier invite-only gathering space for ambitious tech founders, providing the essential infrastructure where innovation naturally unfolds. Their thoughtfully designed Capitol Hill location brings together experienced founders, new innovators, and industry leaders in a space that balances focused work with organic collaboration. Understanding that time is every founder’s most precious resource, they’ve crafted an environment that maximizes meaningful connections while respecting each member’s pace.

RSVP Now!

Space is limited, so be sure to register early ☝️ at the top of the page ☝️ to secure your spot. Come ready to build, share your insights, and enjoy an evening of community engagement.

📊 AI Tinkerers Seattle Stats

• Attendees: This exclusive community of 5,360 technical professionals comprises approximately 43% senior software engineers, 32% AI/ML scientists, and 25% technical founders. Members possess deep expertise in agentic workflows, LLM orchestration, and cloud infrastructure. Notably, the group bridges elite enterprise talent from Microsoft and Amazon with venture-backed startups, driving rapid, open-source AI integration and local-first hardware-software innovations.
• Companies Represented: Featuring industry giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Google, and Apple, alongside leading AI innovators such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Together.ai, and rising startups like CopilotKit, OpenPipe, Fixie.ai, and Moondream, and more
• Demos: 614 demos have been submitted and 266 have been presented at AI Tinkerers – Seattle. The most exciting themes have frequently blended agentic workflows, production-ready LLM engineering, and agent/tool orchestration, while technical highlights have emphasized RAG and memory systems, structured outputs for reliability, multimodal real-time UX (especially voice/vision), and evaluation/observability for safer iteration—often alongside privacy/security and edge performance work.