An always-available virtual conference for builders, developers, agencies, and industry experts turning what they know into software.
Instead of organizing the experience around speakers, the conference is organized around outcomes: building software, building a business, adding AI, going deeper technically, and seeing complete SaaS ideas come together.
Templates, visual building, records, permissions, workflows, and the first SaaS.
Industry ideas, SaaS pricing, reseller economics, support, and portfolio strategy.
AI assistants, MCP surfaces, knowledge, secure record access, and company intelligence.
JSON, containers, custom APIs, headless SaaS, and escaping the low-code ceiling.
Multi-tenancy, isolation, recovery, vectors, permissions, and the platform underneath.
OpsAtlas, FieldService, Reservations, ActiveWorkplace, CompanyIQ, and legacy modernization.
A set of anchor sessions that explain the BuildWithHQ thesis from business, product, AI, developer, and architecture viewpoints.
The same content library can feel personal when visitors are given a clear starting route.
Turn recurring problems and operating knowledge into a focused SaaS opportunity.
Follow this path →Go straight to JSON, APIs, containers, extensibility, and headless architecture.
Follow this path →See how a portfolio of SaaS products changes recurring revenue and client value.
Follow this path →Keep the legacy product and add APIs, AI, automation, and managed backend capabilities around it.
Follow this path →Move from conference learning directly into the BuildWithHQ builder earnings calculator.
Longer sessions walk through complete tasks from start to finish: customer portals, custom APIs, AI knowledge, and more.
The conference is an evergreen learning and product-demonstration destination. Visitors can enter at any time, save sessions, and return when they're ready.
Register your Conference Passport, like sessions and build a personal conference watchlist. This conference keeps its own private CSV registration and selections, separate from Marketing. A session without a published recording is a planned topic, not an available video.
Compose React pages in the Puck page designer, configure themes, assets, menus and User Types, and publish a reviewed page version. User Types select the experience; DataRoles and Locations control access to business records. A saved draft is separate from the version customers see.
Read the guideFor records that support Personal, explicitly choose Personal or an eligible DataRole. Personal records belong to their owner and have no location. Chat Rooms, Discussion Boards, Knowledge, Company News and Files are shared-only: choose one DataRole. For shared records, choose an authorized location or All when permitted; a blank location is not All. Child records inherit their parent’s scope. A shared record cannot be converted to Personal.
Read the guideAuthorized builders can open + Debug to inspect safe outcomes, timing and correlation references, then follow a problem into app Logs. Share the sanitized support export rather than customer payloads, tokens or screenshots of secrets. Closing a problem preserves its history, and later occurrences can reopen it.
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