We’re looking for talks from everyone building, using and thinking about the Atmosphere, the open network of apps and services built on AT Protocol.
Developers, yes, but far from only developers. We want to hear from researchers, artists, journalists, community builders, policy people and anyone (interested in) running something real on atproto. First-time speakers are very welcome.
Apps, infra, protocol, tooling. How they work, and how they break.
Art, games, fandom, and culture, made and connected in the open.
Journalism, publishing, and the fight for reliable, trustworthy information.
Moderation, safety, policy, and the rules that shape and protect our spaces.
25 minutes
25 minutes including Q&A. A standard session for deeper stories, demos and discussion.
10 minutes + 5 minutes Q&A
Short, sharp and recorded in a smaller room. Great for new ideas, quick demos and concise updates.
90 mins
Hands-on session for deeper knowledge sharing.
Developers (Build), makers and their fans (Create), people who publish (Inform), or people who set and enforce the rules (Govern). Pick that one. We move proposals between themes when it helps, so you can’t pick wrong.
What you built, studied or ran, what you learned (including what didn’t work), and what people can take home from your session. Sales pitches won’t make it through review.
Most slots are filled in round 1, and we keep room in round 2 for new topics and things that come up early next year.
Proposals from round 1 that we like but can’t place yet are automatically considered again in round 2.
Track leads from the community review proposals together with the content team. We look for a mix of topics, perspectives and places, and we read every proposal.
A free ticket is included with every accepted full talk. Lightning talks don’t include a free ticket.
Submit in round 1 if you need a visa or travel support
All talks are recorded and livestreamed.
Everyone at AtmosphereConf follows our Code of Conduct.
Questions? Email speakers@atmosphereconf.org.
