Cafe @cursor_ai Krakow is back! 🇵🇱☕️
Time to burn some tokens and buuuuuild.
So on Tuesday May 12th, we’re taking over Targowa2 at Stare Podgórze for a full day of building, networking, and high-quality caffeine.
What exactly is Cafe Cursor?
It’s a global series of pop-up co-working events where we "take over" a local cafe to bring the Cursor community together. Originally started in San Francisco and expanded to tech hubs like London and New York, it’s a space where developers can bring their laptops, work on their latest projects, and exchange ideas in a relaxed, high-energy environment.
The Plan:
💻 Co-work: Grab a table and build alongside other local developers.
☕️ Fuel: Coffee is on us for the duration of your stay!
💳 Perks: Exclusive Cursor credits for those who come to work
Last time we hit 200% capacity in 48h so this time we are taking over a slightly bigger space.
When: Tuesday, May 12 | 09:30 - 16:00
Where: Targowa2, Targowa 2 Kraków
How to join:
We have limited co-working slots (9:30-13:00 or 13:00-16:00). Please register via the Luma link below to secure your spot. If you just want to pop by for a quick coffee and a chat, feel free to drop in anytime!
👉 Link to luma: https://t.co/t3cFpO2bx1
Again, special thanks to @benln & @ftnabeelah for your incredible support in making this happen!
I met @SzymonRybczak a day before his flight from Kraków to US. It’s rare to see a 19-year-old with such a razor-sharp focus and relentless motivation to build something great. Make sure to follow him and @testerarmy on their journey. Soon we will record a conversation about building an AI startup in San Francisco, so stay tuned!
we just moved to San Francisco to participate in @ycombinator P26 batch 🇺🇸
we're taking @TesterArmy to the next level and building the future of testing web & mobile apps 🪖
we're so back
Long story short: join us for the next Cursor Meetup in Kraków on April 15th!
Last time we met for a coffee, reached 200% capacity in 48h so this time we're bringing together developers, indie hackers, and AI builders for a proper meetup to exchange ideas, workflows, and lessons learned from actually shipping things.
Grab your ticket (limited spaced): https://t.co/1vrkO4bSFE
What to expect?
🍕 Pizza, drinks & warm-up
We’ll kick things off casually - grab a slice, meet other builders, and get into the flow.
🎙️ Speakers (TBA)
We’re lining up practitioners who use Cursor and similar tools in real workflows. Expect practical insights, not theory. Speakers will be announced soon.
BTW want to be a speaker? Let me know!
🛠️ Builders scene
This is the core. Bring your laptop. Show what you’re working on. Get feedback, share your setup, or pitch your product.
If you’ve been building with Cursor - or thinking about it - this is the room you want to be in. See you there! 👋
just got into @ycombinator's next batch while still in high school!
we're building a new devtool company @TesterArmy
our mission is to change how testing web (and soon mobile!) apps will look like 🫡
moving to San Francisco for the batch and beyond! 🇺🇸 DMs open
we're working on a new devtool company
the goal is to provide reliable feedback to humans and agents whether new feature/bugfix/refactor works correctly.
it's time to remove testing bottleneck.
DMs are open, feel free to reach out for early access!
Thanks @cursor_ai@KamilStanuch for organizing!
I have quite some thoughts about Krakow startups/talent landscape after meeting all the folks:
- It was extremely inspiring to see those 17-year-olds already doing absolutely stunning things (like yc), having a great mindset, being humble and confident at once in a very good way
- We have a great talent pool of 25+ yo people, but a few things concerned me:
- In SF, you’d likely hear “I work on this and that.”
- Here you often hear: “I work at this software house, but in reality I’d love to work on this and that.”
Some hypotheses and conclusions:
- for those young folks - some help and guidance (maybe financial) might make a difference between them creating a unicorn or doing it for someone else
- There is huge wasted potential of creating great products here and creating some “valley” which is drained elsewhere and also might be caused by some suboptimal mindset which I’m not sure what could fix
Today is my last day at @callstackio! It's been a ride! 🫡
◆ joined when I was 16 as the youngest employee,
◆ found and fixed a bug in React Native core, became youngest contributor ever,
◆ post with announcement went viral on X,
◆ grew my X account from 0 → 5k followers,
◆ made 10+ public talks,
◆ celebrated my 18th birthday at a company party,
◆ worked with ∞ core contributors, framework creators and people shipping RN apps to millions of users
Amazing 3 years pushing React Native to limits! 🔥
We’re excited to welcome @o_kwasniewski and @SzymonRybczak to Born.
They are exceptional engineers and fit perfectly into our mission to rethink how people connect with AI friends through our upcoming product.
Together, we’re building the category-defining company in companionship.