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Demo Stage
Wednesdays during live seasons
Coming soon October 14, 2026

Demo Stage

Live demos of AI and data tools, with the people building them.

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About the show

Demo Stage is a weekly live show where founders and engineers demonstrate AI and data tools through real workflows. From frameworks and applications to infrastructure, the focus is on working software and the problems it helps solve.

The demos show real use cases. In the conversation that follows, the host asks how the tool works under the hood, what its limitations are and why the team made particular technical choices. The goal is to help you decide whether it could fit your work. There are no slide decks or sales pitches. The discussion continues in the Data Phoenix Slack.

Schedule
Wednesdays during live seasons
Status
October 14, 2026
For
Engineers and technical leaders exploring AI and data tools

Sponsors

Support Demo Stage

Support the production of live demos and technical conversations for the Data Phoenix community. We can discuss how your company could be involved and choose a partnership that fits your goals.

Show us what you've built

Have an AI or data product or project you can demonstrate live? Tell us what it does, who it helps and which workflow you'd like to show. Our editorial team reviews submissions and selects projects for the show.

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What to expect

01

Three to five projects per episode

Meet the people building different AI and data tools and see the workflows their projects support.

02

Five-minute live demos

Each builder walks through working software and a real use case. No slide decks or sales pitches.

03

Three-minute Q&A

After each demo, the host asks how the tool works under the hood, where its limits are and why the team chose that approach.

04

Continue the conversation in Slack

Ask questions, discuss the projects and compare notes with the Data Phoenix community.

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