Speak at Cursor Sydney
Got something you've built, learned or figured out with Cursor? We'd love you to share it with the community.
Who it's for
Anyone building with Cursor and AI. Designers, PMs, founders, students and engineers have all taken the stage.
First-time speakers are very welcome — several of our past speakers gave their first ever talk at Cursor Sydney.
The format
Talks run around 10–15 minutes, plus questions.
Demos, learnings and real stories all work well. Show us what you built, what worked, and what didn't.
Talks we've had
27 talks so far, covering a wide range. A few examples:
- Designers shipping code with Cursor
- I'm Not an Engineer, But I Ship Code: A Practical Cursor Playbook for Designers — Freya Stockman
- Designing and Shipping Tabba.so End-to-End in Cursor — Josh Pindjak
- Agent workflows and harnesses
- Shipping Vibe-Coded Apps with a Multi-Agent AI Workflow — Leo Caseiro
- How to build a coding agent — Geoffrey Huntley
- Real-time apps
- Build your own real time app with Convex. — David Joyce
- Agentic data analysis
- Agentic Data Analysis: Beyond "Find Me Insights" — Sharat Madanapalli
- How product design is changing with AI
- Same Job, Different Tools — Mahsa Bayat
- We Are What We Build — Sidharth Sabu
- Build-time and dev-ex deep dives
- Founders building products end to end
- Traditional Product Is dead: How I use Cursor to code my own products. — Bastian Epskamp
- Building Luck: A 6-Month Journey with Cursor — William Kirkwood
Advice for speakers
- Keep it broad. The room mixes engineers, designers, PMs and students, so a bit of extra context goes a long way.
- Share links and resources people can follow up on after the night.
- Unpack concepts rather than assuming everyone knows them.
- Aim for 10–15 minutes plus questions. Tell us if you need longer.
- A specific problem or story beats a broad overview.
- Demos are great, but have a backup (screenshots or a recording) in case the wifi or the AI misbehaves.
- Arrive at 5:30 to test the AV and your laptop.
What we'll ask for
- A headshot
- A talk title
- A 1–2 sentence description of your talk
- Your consent to record the talk for social media or the website
On the night
- 5:30pm
- Doors open. Arrive early to test the AV and your laptop.
- ~6:00pm
- Talks start.
Keen to give a talk?
Book a 15-minute chat with Joshua to talk through your idea. You can also let us know you're keen to speak when you register for an event on Luma.