Del chat al producto
- Date
- 2025-06-10
- Host
- eventROI
About this event
Great products rarely start with a polished roadmap. More often, they begin with a conversation: a problem someone can’t stop thinking about, a half-formed idea that gets sharper when shared, or a question that keeps coming up in the right room. Del chat al producto is built around that transition point, where talk becomes direction and direction starts turning into something real. If you’re interested in how ideas move from informal exchange to tangible product thinking, this meetup offers a space to explore that process in person. It’s designed for people who like discussing product, community, experimentation, and the practical steps that connect early insights with actual execution. About the Event Del chat al producto is an in-person meetup centered on the journey from conversation to product. The title says a lot: this is about what happens after the first spark, when an observation, need, or debate begins to take shape as a decision, a prototype, a feature, or a clearer point of view. Rather than treating product creation as something that happens only inside formal teams or polished presentations, this event makes room for the earlier stage of the process. The stage where people compare notes, challenge assumptions, test language, and discover that a casual exchange can reveal a real opportunity. Because this is also a community and networking event, the format is likely to feel social as well as focused. Expect an environment where meeting others is part of the value, not an afterthought. The goal is not just to listen, but to connect ideas across people, experiences, and perspectives. Whether you work directly in product or simply care about building useful things, this meetup creates a setting where thoughtful discussion can lead to practical momentum. What to Expect You can expect a mix of conversation, peer exchange, and community-driven interaction. Since the event sits at the intersection of meetup, networking, and social gathering, the experience will likely balance structured moments with time to talk more freely. A typical flow for an event like this may include: Arrival and informal networking so people can settle in, meet each other, and start conversations naturally A central discussion theme around how ideas evolve into product decisions, concepts, or experiments Open exchange where attendees bring examples, questions, challenges, or lessons from their own work Dedicated social time to continue conversations in smaller groups and build new connections The most useful moments at an event like this often come from hearing how others frame a problem. You may find yourself comparing how different people validate ideas, decide what to build, or recognize when a conversation points to something worth pursuing. Expect a room where practical curiosity matters. Not every conversation needs to end in a finished answer; sometimes the real value is leaving with a sharper question, a better framework, or a new collaborator to keep talking with after the event. Why Attend If you’ve ever had the feeling that the best product insights emerge outside official meetings, this event speaks directly to that reality. It highlights the role of dialogue in shaping better decisions, stronger instincts, and more grounded product thinking. Attending can help you: See the product process earlier than the usual launch story, at the moment when ideas are still being tested and translated Learn from peers who approach product thinking from different backgrounds, roles, or levels of experience Pressure-test your own ideas by talking them through with people who care about building useful things Expand your network in a way that is tied to shared interests, not just quick introductions Leave with practical insight you can apply to future conversations, projects, or experiments There’s also real value in being in a room with people who understand that product is not only about shipping. It’s also about listening well, noticing patterns, asking better questions, and knowing when a passing comment contains the seed of something meaningful. For people who build, advise, collaborate, or simply enjoy discussing how products come to life, this meetup offers a grounded reason to show up: better conversations usually lead to better outcomes. Practical Details Location type: In person Date: Tuesday, June 10 Time: 6:30 PM GMT-3 Because this is an in-person event, plan for a more direct, human experience than a virtual session can offer. Being physically present makes it easier to read the room, continue side conversations, and build the kind of rapport that often leads to stronger professional relationships. The early evening timing makes this well suited for people joining after the workday or folding it into their weekly routine. It’s a good format if you want something more energizing than passive content consumption and more focused than purely casual social plans. If this topic resonates with you, come ready to talk, listen, and exchange ideas generously. You do not need to arrive with a finished product or a polished pitch. Curiosity, openness, and a real interest in how conversations turn into action are the things most likely to make the night worthwhile.
Who should attend
This is for people who enjoy turning ideas into something more concrete and want better conversations around product, building, and collaboration. - **You work in or around product** and want to discuss how early signals, user conversations, and team dialogue influence what gets built. - **You’re a founder, builder, or operator** who often starts with messy ideas and wants to get better at shaping them into clearer product direction. - **You’re part of a community or collaborative project** and care about how shared discussion can surface needs, priorities, and opportunities. - **You like meetups that are both social and useful**, where networking happens through real exchange instead of forced small talk. - **You’re exploring product thinking from another field** such as design, marketing, tech, research, or strategy and want to connect with people who approach building from different angles. - **You’ve had great ideas come out of casual chats** and want to be in a room with others who recognize that conversation is often the beginning of real product work.