Join us at our next virtual meetup featuring speakers who presented their projects at DWeb Camp this summer!

We are reprising last month’s meetup theme!

DWeb Camp 2026 was a big success: We had over 370 campers come out to the Brandenburg forest with over 350 sessions and activities taking place day and night. Even if you were there last month, it would have been impossible to experience all that took place.

One of the pillars of DWeb Camp is JOMO (Joy Of Missing Out):

At Camp, there is more than you can ever possibly experience in one day or one week. Be present and content with where you are at any given moment.

Whether you were camping with us or were unable to make it, we don’t want you to have missed out on some of the best sessions. That’s why our next virtual meetup(s) will feature a few projects and takeaways from Camp. Here are this month’s speakers:

• Eileen Wagner, Tonk: Eileen is a logician turned UX designer, who is now Head of Product at Tonk. Tonk a project building systems for “small software”, which doesn’t require a database service, an identity and authentication service, a hosting platform, or a purchased domain name. They’re working on systems to allow people and machines to share data and stay in sync without buying into platform infrastructures. She’ll also present one of their core technologies, Dialog-DB, which uses CRDT-like structures to allow for eventual consistency across partitions of data and build cloud stack functionality with a local-first approach.

• Nano Castro, Open Source Soil Health Monitoring Kit: Nano is a founding member of Cooperativa Ayllu and teacher at the Open Agroecology Lab, based in Mendoza, Argentina. He will share the Open Source Soil Health Monitoring Kit, which helps farmers, organizations, and technicians collaboratively assess soil health while fostering community building and peer-to-peer learning. It combines a set of open laboratory tools and protocols with a companion app that guides the testing workflow, records results, collects standardized metadata through integrated surveys, and enables users to visualize, compare, and interpret soil health indicators. Beyond generating soil data, the project aims to support collective learning and the co-creation of locally relevant soil health knowledge.

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Please join us on Thursday September 24 at 18 CET / 2pm ET / 9am PT for this virtual meetup and hear about some of the projects you may have missed at Camp.

The presentations will be followed by an audience Q&A with the speakers.

AGENDA

00:00 - 00:06 = Welcome & announcements
00:06 - 00:18 = Eileen Wagner
00:18 - 00:30 = Nano Castro
00:30 - 00:42 = TBC
00:42 - 00:54 = TBC
00:54 - 01:00 = Concluding remarks

WHEN: Thursday September 24 2026 (local times below)
SF/Seattle/Vancouver/Phoenix: 9:00 AM
New York/DC/Boston: 12:00 PM
Buenos Aires/Sao Paulo: 1:00 PM
Berlin/Amsterdam: 6:00 PM
Bangalore: 9:30 PM

Once you have registered we will send you a confirmation email with a link to join the meeting.