How No Code Day Madrid Connected 97 Builders Across the No-Code & AI Ecosystem
A two-day, Spanish-language event for the no-code and AI community — powered by a digital networking layer that turned hallway introductions into 23 lasting connections and 10 booked meetings.
97
Registered Attendees
23
Contacts Exchanged
10
Meetings Booked
Madrid's hands-on no-code & AI gathering
No Code Day is an in-person event in Madrid built for the people pushing the boundaries of the no-code ecosystem — founders, freelancers, consultants, and product builders. Across two days, attendees explored the newest trends in AI, vibe coding, and no-code tools, with a focus on takeaways they could apply the very next day.
The audience skewed heavily toward technology and innovation, with strong representation from freelancers and consultants, business and management professionals, and the startup ecosystem.
A high-intent crowd with no easy way to connect
No Code Day draws a dense, high-intent community: builders who genuinely want to find collaborators, clients, and peers. But in a fast, two-day format packed with sessions and workshops, the right people often pass each other without ever connecting. Contacts get scattered across phones, notes, and half-remembered conversations — and the most valuable introductions are the ones that never happen.
A digital networking layer for the whole event
Cardneto gave every attendee a single event app to discover who else was in the room, explore profiles by industry and persona, and exchange contacts instantly through a personal QR code. The matchmaking layer helped builders surface the people most relevant to them, while the in-app agenda kept everyone oriented across both days. Organizers managed the entire setup from the Cardneto dashboard and tracked engagement in real time.
A connected community that kept talking after the event
97 attendees joined the event through Cardneto and used it to exchange 23 digital contacts and book 10 structured meetings — conversations between freelancers, consultants, and tech builders that turned a two-day event into an ongoing network.
