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Apply here: https://www.commudle.com/communities/noclue/events/reality-check-bangalore-edition

Bangalore has more people who've actually shipped something real with AI than almost any city in India and almost none of them get a stage that isn't a pitch competition or a recruiter mixer. Shipped Live is built for that gap.
This is a builder showcase, not a panel. A curated set of builders each get a short slot to demo something they've actually built and put in front of real users live, unscripted, running on their own laptop, not a slide deck. After each demo, the floor opens up: the room gets to ask what broke, what surprised them, and what they'd do differently. No pitch judging, no VC scorecards just builders being honest about their own work in front of people who understand it.
What to expect

• 4–6 live builder demos, 8–10 minutes each, followed by open floor discussion
• No slides-only talks, if it can't be shown running, it doesn't get a slot
• A room of builders, engineers, and enterprise product leads who ask real questions, not softball ones
• Space between demos to actually talk to the people who built things you found interesting

Who this is for

• Builders and engineers who've shipped something a product, a tool, an internal system using AI, and want real feedback from people who'd actually use it
• Enterprise product and engineering leads scouting for what's actually working outside their own org
• Founders deciding what to build next, looking for signal on what's already working for others

Selection note
This isn't open registration. Builders demoing are selected based on what they've actually built and shipped not on the idea alone. If you want to demo, be ready to show it running, not describe it.

Apply here: https://www.commudle.com/communities/noclue/events/reality-check-mumbai-edition

An app that works perfectly for 10 users often falls apart at 100 and completely breaks at 10,000. That gap between "I built something that works" and "I built something that scales" is where most of the real engineering happens, and it's almost never what gets talked about at a typical AI meetup.
Breaking Point is a technical session built around that exact gap. Builders and engineers walk through real systems that hit a wall at scale the tech decisions, the rebuilds, the architecture calls that had to change once real load hit framed around one core question: was the bottleneck the technology, or how hard it was pushed?
What to expect

• Technical walkthroughs of real systems that broke under scale, and what changed to fix them
• Honest post-mortems: what was over-engineered too early, what was under-built and paid for it later
• A room skewed toward builders and engineers who want the technical depth, not the surface-level pitch

Who this is for

• Engineers and technical founders who've hit (or are worried about hitting) their own scaling wall
• Enterprise engineering leads evaluating what "AI at scale" actually requires versus a working prototype
• Builders who want technical war stories, not another "AI use cases" overview

Selection note
This session is intentionally technical. Attendees and speakers are selected for people actually building and scaling systems not a general audience session.