Startup Community Poznań

SCP is back with a meetup about what AI actually changes in visual work, from a single founder’s logo to running design for 40 startups at once. Two people doing it in production, not theorizing.

🎤 Stage: 40:1 — how to handle 40 startups a month and not die
Speaker: Emil Tybura
As an a16z speedrun partner, tonik ships branding and web for dozens of startups at once — concept, moodboard, final production, all in a week. Emil breaks down the process from backstage: where AI and prototyping with Claude actually cut the path, and where the designer’s eye and a real conversation with the founder still win. Concrete case studies, numbers, and the fuck-ups that shaped a team split across two continents.

🗣️ Stage: I wrote my own logo. AI did the rest. How personal brands get built today.
Speaker: Rad Paluszak
Years of a weak brand, underwhelming freelancer proposals, and finally the zero-cost decision. Rad shows the full stack on a real case: first visual directions in Google Stitch, a refined design in HTML built by Qwen, a working site in Codex, real prompts and real iterations (plus a mini-demo). Then proof of scale: 4 more brands built with Claude Design. One core message: AI won’t make your brand decisions, but it removes the entire execution barrier.

👥 Why attend?
Two practitioners, zero AI buzzwords. You’ll see the exact tools, prompts, and workflows behind brands and sites shipped this year, from a solo personal brand to an agency running at scale. Leave with a repeatable process you can start the same evening.