What if you could turn a rough idea into a working app in just a few hours?
📢 Duration: 2.5 - 3 hours
Format: interactive workshop (participants are encouraged to bring a laptop)
Light food and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the evening.
Organised in collaboration with https://www.thedisruptives.com/
Many thanks to our Vibe coding partner https://lovable.dev/
A new generation of AI tools is reshaping how products are built. What once required teams of engineers, weeks of development and significant capital can now be prototyped, tested and iterated by a single individual in an evening.
This hands-on workshop, led by AI and innovation expert Dilnoza Shaumarova, is designed to give you a direct experience of this shift.
After a short introduction, participants will work on their own ideas and use AI tools to build a first version of an app, workflow or digital product. No technical background is required.
The session moves quickly from concept to execution:
– a short introduction to AI-assisted building
– a guided session where you build your own app or tool
– a selection of projects shared and discussed with the group
– a closing demonstration of what is now possible
The evening will conclude with drinks and informal exchanges.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Format: interactive workshop (participants are encouraged to bring a laptop)
speaker
Dilnoza Shaumarova is an engineer and innovation designer working at the intersection of AI, product development and human-centred design. Over the past decade, she has built and led products across fintech, blockchain and ethical AI, with a focus on translating emerging technologies into usable, real-world applications.
She is the co-founder of The Disruptives, an innovation studio and venture partner supporting organisations from early-stage ventures to scale-ups. The studio works across research, product strategy, branding, UX/UI design and full-stack development, with a particular emphasis on accelerating product-market fit and improving existing product experiences.
Her recent venture, SkillStep, was awarded Best AI Startup at the AI Build Competition 2025 in Stockholm, supported by Lovable, Anthropic (Claude) and ElevenLabs.
Previously, she has contributed to and led teams at organisations including FundsDLT, DAO Maker, Staria SwissPad, Osom Finance and Planck. Her work spans both technical execution and product strategy. She also holds a patent for immersive VR wearables exhibited internationally, and has mentored founders through initiatives such as Women Who Tech and the EU’s Horizon 2020 programme.
She has spoken at international forums including Mobile World Congress, Smart City Expo World Congress, Lake Summit and the Women in AI Digital Festival.
Her current work explores how AI reshapes the way products are built, with a particular interest in trust, cross-cultural innovation and the role of technology in addressing societal challenges.
