Become a self-driving company + workshop
Seoul — South Korea

When
12/3/2026, 9:30:00 AM
Where
Seoul, KR
About
(영어 뒤에 한국어 번역이 있습니다)
What if your company kept moving even when your team was offline? Not because there’s a giant engineering team behind it, but because agents handle the busywork and come to you when it’s time to decide.
Replit calls this the self-driving company: people choose the destination (what matters, the tradeoffs, the taste), and agents do more and more of the steps in between, within limits you control.
Join Dev Korea and Minsang Daniel Kim (Replit Ambassador) for an evening on what that means for builders in Seoul. We’ll introduce Replit and its latest updates and talk honestly about why it matters whether you’re an engineer, a founder, a freelancer, or the person on your team who always ends up building the internal tools.
Then we’ll hand out Replit subscriptions and open our laptops for a short, guided build. You’ll leave with a small working tool, published at a live link, that does one real “company job.”
No hackathon pressure and no judging. Just a good talk, a focused build, food, and good company.
Who it’s for
Developers curious about building and running real apps with AI agents
Founders, indie hackers, and small teams who want to move like a bigger company
PMs, designers, marketers, and ops people who are tired of waiting on engineering for small tools
Anyone in Seoul’s tech community who wants to try Replit hands-on
No prior Replit experience needed.
Highlights
The self-driving company: what it is, what Replit has shipped recently, and why it matters for you
A short live demo of the tool we’ll build together
Replit subscriptions handed out on the night
A short guided build session: build and publish a small team tool in under an hour, with help in the room
Food, drinks, and networking with Seoul’s English-speaking (and Korean-speaking!) tech community
What to bring
A laptop (required for the build session; a phone won’t be enough)
A Replit account: sign up for free at replit.com before you arrive
Your charger
One small, annoying task from you