Demos Anon is a meetup for builders and doers in Dublin. All attendees
are technical founders or engineers working on side projects and technical
experiments. It's an informal, volunteer led evening of pizza, drinks, and
7 minute demos.
We hope that Demos Anon encourages more hackers to share their work, collaborate,
and perhaps encourage their next project to be more ambitious.
Current organisers:
Éabha Murphy
(eabhamurphy7 [at] gmail [dot] com) &
Chinaza Uzoukwu
(chinazageorgeuzoukwu [at] gmail [dot] com).
If you would like to attend a session, please email one of us and tell us what you're interested in.
Alejo Cain demoed his company SnappyCompliance, which helps robotics companies stay certified and conformant (and some of the robots he's worked on)
Session 63
Tianmin Zhang demoed how to build a workflow assistant from structured SOP logic.
Moaz Refaei, Kelvin Gao, James Blackburn and Lucca Browning showcased Ireland's only student-built autonomous humanitarian drone, which placed 3rd out of 50 international teams at the 2026 UAS Challenge in its debut year.
Chinaza Uzoukwu talked about why you should rewrite your favourite apps (with Claude).
Session 62
James Harcourt demoed a standalone blood glucose alert device built to improve safety for insulin dependent diabetics
Mark Doyle talked about Minions, Stripe's internal agent framework.
Alex Gorovenko talked about how he makes hardware projects, covering PCB design, electronics, and homegrown firmware (he also has a channel).
Session 61
Jeremy Browne, Seán O'Connor and Sarah Flynn, from Tfwind, presented on how they raised 50k for Ireland's first renewable energy student team and what they are doing with it.
Shiv Rajappa demoed Reportly, which turns knowledge sources you curate into a searchable, compounding knowledge base.
Alex O'Sullivan gave a run down of high powered rocketry in Ireland with some suspiciously real looking rockets.
Zack Musumeci demoed a pipeline for identifying candidate chemicals suitable for commercial synthetic biology.
Tim Farrelly discussed how artefacts in the training data can cause models to go evil and some potential mitigations.
Session 59
Katelyn Davis demo'd Reel Museum, a Pinterest-style feed for museum textile collections, and talk about how historians are using APIs, metadata and archival datasets in GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) institutions.
Andrei Florian presented his research on data-efficient paradigms for extending LLMs to low-resource languages.
Diarmuid Brady demo'd 'Randoro', a shadow boxing timer that plays random cues during interval workouts to test reactions when training solo.
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FAQ
Who?
Attendees
Technical people who are actively building. E.g. founders, students working on projects or businesses, engineers.
/demos/organisers
current
Éabha Murphy - eabhamurphy7 [at] gmail [dot] com
Chinaza Uzoukwu - chinazageorgeuzoukwu [at] gmail [dot] com
Tom McCarthy - tommccarthyprojects [at] gmail [dot] com
Tim Farrelly - timf34 [at] gmail [dot] com
Where?
Dogpatch Labs, Dublin
How?
This is a private event, please contact Julian (julian.lewandowski365 [at] gmail.com) or Aditya (asjosh7 [at] gmail.com) if it sounds like your kind of thing!