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In person · Miami · October 13
Stacksync x Supabase Miami AI-Native Operations
An evening for the operators and engineers who own how systems talk to each other. Three short sessions, an open floor, food and wine.
What we'll get into
Two layers under the applications your company runs on.
Supabase gives you the Postgres backbone. Stacksync keeps the business systems above it in two-way sync at field level, including the systems that ship no usable API.
The room is operators and engineers from Miami companies that run on connected systems: platform and data engineers, heads of revenue and finance systems, and the founders and executives who own the call.
Reserve your spotSupabase + Stacksync
What the combination lets your team build
Connected systems
Two-way sync between the systems of record and the internal tooling your team works in, so nobody spends a morning copying rows between tabs.
Automations that act
Genies, AI agents that read and write across those same systems under permissions, human review and end-to-end traceability.
The evening
Two and a half hours, three sessions.
- 01
Doors open
Wine and food while the room fills up.
- 02
Three short sessions
One per vantage point. We add speakers and session titles to this page as we confirm them.
- 03
Open floor
Questions and conversations with the speakers and the rest of the room.
- 04
Close
Who this is for
If you own how systems talk to each other, this evening is built for you.
Engineers
Platform, data and integration engineers.
Systems owners
Heads of revenue operations, finance systems and business systems.
Technical leaders
CTOs, VPs of Engineering and founders at companies outgrowing spreadsheets and point-to-point scripts.
From the San Francisco series
456
registrations across three San Francisco events in 2026
People from NVIDIA, Waymo, Instacart, Notion, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Qualcomm signed up for past San Francisco events.
Miami brings the same format to a new city: short sessions from practitioners, then time to talk.
See the September San Francisco eventThe figure counts approved registrations for the February, April and September 2026 events. Company names refer to past registrants and do not indicate attendance in Miami.
FAQ
Getting in
How much does it cost to attend?
Entry is free. Food and wine are covered.
How does registration work?
Register on the Luma event page. We review every registration before we confirm it, so you will hear back from us instead of getting an instant yes.
Where in Miami is the event?
We are confirming the venue. You get the address with your registration confirmation.
When does it start and end?
Tuesday, October 13, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM ET, the three sessions start at 6:30 PM, the open floor starts at 7:45 PM and the evening closes at 8:30 PM.
Who should attend?
Platform, data and integration engineers. Heads of revenue operations, finance systems and business systems. CTOs, VPs of Engineering and founders at companies outgrowing spreadsheets and point-to-point scripts.
Who is speaking?
The evening has three short sessions, one per vantage point. We add speakers and session titles to the event page as we confirm them.
Tuesday · October 13 · Miami
Reserve your spot for October 13.
Entry is free. Food and wine are covered. We review every registration before we confirm it.
