5 days of workshops, talks & community
5 days of workshops, talks & community
5 days of workshops, talks & community
June 15–19 in Frankfurt am Main, DE
June 15–19 in Frankfurt am Main, DE
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What is the No-Code Week?
It's a summer camp for No-Code builders. Every year, we pick a new city and spend 5 full days learning, building, and connecting with fellow enthusiasts — no booths, no pitches, no corporate nonsense. Just 150+ people who speak the same language, genuinely excited to level up together.
It's a summer camp for No-Code builders. Every year, we pick a new city and spend 5 full days learning, building, and connecting with fellow enthusiasts — no booths, no pitches, no corporate nonsense. Just 150+ people who speak the same language, genuinely excited to level up together.
Is this for you?
✅ You build with No-Code or AI tools
✅ You want to spend a full week with people who just get it
✅ You're happy to learn, share, and have spontaneous conversations
✅ You're seeking real connections — whoever they are, wherever they're from, whatever they build
✅ You love to travel and are ready to give Frankfurt a chance
❌ You're looking for a traditional conference with sponsor booths
❌ You're coming to pitch or sell
❌ You're not ready to speak English for a week
What to expect?
Talks
2 expert talks every morning
Enjoy 8 inspiration talks throughout the week, two each morning.
Workshops
22 hands-on sessions, 20 people max
Pick from 22 interactive workshops, wiith just 20 participants per session.
Open mic
Grab the room, share anything
Got a spontaneous idea? Our Open Mic room is yours to claim!
Activities
City tour, DJ workshop, run, yoga, picnic etc.
Enjoy guided city tours, international picnics, morning runs, and more.
Coworking
Café-style included
You can choose between a café-style workspace at no extra cost, or book a proper desk at WAO.
Community
Yes, "community" has become a buzzword, but here it means something real. The heart of No-Code Week is you—our 100+ participants from all around the globe, united by their enthusiasm for visual programming, passionate enough to dedicate a full week to it.
The No-Code Week offers something rare: genuine time together. Time to meet, have fun, dream up projects, talk ideas through, and even try things out before leaving—with each other's contact info in hand.
Oh, and heads up! We have a tacit no-sales policy in place—so keep those pitches in your pocket and your authentic self front and center.
Yes, "community" has become a buzzword, but here it means something real. The heart of No-Code Week is you—our 100+ participants from all around the globe, united by their enthusiasm for visual programming, passionate enough to dedicate a full week to it. The NCW offers something rare: genuine time together. Time to meet, have fun, dream up projects, talk ideas through, and even try things out before leaving—with each other's contact info in hand.
Oh, and heads up! We have a tacit no-sales policy in place—so keep those pitches in your pocket and your authentic self front and center.
Yes, "community" has become a buzzword, but here it means something real. The heart of No-Code Week is you—our 100+ participants from all around the globe, united by their enthusiasm for visual programming, passionate enough to dedicate a full week to it.
The No-Code Week offers something rare: genuine time together. Time to meet, have fun, dream up projects, talk ideas through, and even try things out before leaving—with each other's contact info in hand.
Oh, and heads up! We have a tacit no-sales policy in place—so keep those pitches in your pocket and your authentic self front and center.
Get your ticket
Join 150+ other No-Coders in Frankfurt for one full week 👀
FAQ
What's included in my ticket?
All talks, open mic sessions, and access to our camp HQ for the full week — where you can hang out, work, and connect between sessions. The welcome reception and Grand Finale party are included too. Workshops are included but work on a registration basis — each session is capped at 20 participants to keep them hands-on and intimate. To make sure everyone gets a fair chance, each attendee can register for up to 3 workshops. With 20 sessions across the week, we encourage you to choose wisely and make the most of the ones you pick.
What skill level do I need?
No-Code Week is designed for people who are already building — or have at least started experimenting with no-code or AI tools. You don't need to be an expert, but you'll get the most out of the week if you already have a basic hands-on familiarity with the ecosystem. Complete beginners with no technical background may find the pace challenging.
Is it an English-speaking event?
Yes, all sessions and communications are in English. English speaking is required to attend.
Can I attend just part of the week?
Your ticket gives you access to all 5 days — but if you can only make it for part of the week, that's completely fine. There are no day passes; whether you come for 3 days or 5, it's the same ticket. That said, we genuinely recommend staying for at least 2 days. A one-day visit doesn't leave much room to meet people, settle in, or get the real camp experience — and the week is designed as a full arc, so the more of it you catch, the better. But we get it — life happens, and some of the week is better than none of it.
Where should I stay in Frankfurt?
The venue (Massif Central, Bethmannstraße 7-9) is very centrally located in downtown Frankfurt. We recommend booking early — Frankfurt is not a cheap city and prices rise quickly. Our favourite neighbourhoods to stay in: Sachsenhausen — south of the river Main, lively and charming, with a beautiful walk across the bridge to the venue every morning Bockenheim — vibrant, student-driven, lots of cafés and restaurants, great authentic atmosphere Nordend (West & East) — beautiful residential area, green, calm, well-connected Ostend / Bornheim — slightly further out but very well connected by tram and S-Bahn, relaxed and pleasant ⚠️ A note on Bahnhofsviertel: many hotels are listed there because it's central, but we don't recommend it due to visible open drug use in parts of the area. If you're unsure about a location before booking, feel free to reach out at contact@nocodeweek.io — we're happy to help.
Can I or my employer get an invoice?
Yes — an invoice is available for any ticket purchase. You'll be able to enter your company details during checkout.
Are activities included in the ticket?
Some are free and open to all attendees. Others are optional add-ons, purchasable separately at a symbolic price — between €5 and €25 depending on the activity. The +1 Companion ticket includes access to all free activities and our camp HQ.
Who typically attends?
Last year, around 155 people from 19 countries planed to join us in Milano. Predominantly European, with a strong French contingent, but with faces from the US, Brazil, and beyond, all united by one thing: they build without code, and they take it seriously. The crowd is a mix of startup founders and co-founders, agency owners, freelancers, software engineers, and product builders — mostly people who build for a living or are building something on the side. Last year, about 75% identified as men and 25% as women — and honestly, we'd love to see that change. Making No-Code Week a space where women feel genuinely welcome, safe, and at home is something we care about beyond the numbers.
Is there a code of conduct?
Yes — and we take it seriously. No-Code Week is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, age, or religion. We do not tolerate harassment in any form. Full code of conduct: nocodeweek.notion.site/code-of-conduct
What is the refund policy?
Officially, tickets are non-refundable. In the last month before the event, that's a hard no — the budget is already out the door. Before that, if something comes up, drop us a line at contact@nocodeweek.io — we'll see what we can do. Fair warning though: it'll cost you at least one social media post promoting No-Code Week. 😄
Is the venue accessible?
The venue is fully on the ground floor with no stairs — so no issues there. For outdoor activities, we do our best to flag in advance if anything might be physically challenging. If crowds or busy environments sometimes feel overwhelming, you'll find quieter, more secluded spots at the venue where you can take a breather. If you have any specific needs or questions, feel free to mention it during registration or reach out at contact@nocodeweek.io — we'll do our best to accommodate.
Can I bring my pet?
It depends on the venue's policy — last year dogs were welcome but cats weren't, so it varies. Either way, drop us a line before you come and we'll check and confirm. If your pet joins, we ask that their presence doesn't disrupt the event — you know your animal best. We'll also ask you to be mindful of other attendees who may not be comfortable around animals. Guide and assistance animals are of course always welcome, no questions asked.
What's included in my ticket?
All talks, open mic sessions, and access to our camp HQ for the full week — where you can hang out, work, and connect between sessions. The welcome reception and Grand Finale party are included too. Workshops are included but work on a registration basis — each session is capped at 20 participants to keep them hands-on and intimate. To make sure everyone gets a fair chance, each attendee can register for up to 3 workshops. With 20 sessions across the week, we encourage you to choose wisely and make the most of the ones you pick.
What skill level do I need?
No-Code Week is designed for people who are already building — or have at least started experimenting with no-code or AI tools. You don't need to be an expert, but you'll get the most out of the week if you already have a basic hands-on familiarity with the ecosystem. Complete beginners with no technical background may find the pace challenging.
Is it an English-speaking event?
Yes, all sessions and communications are in English. English speaking is required to attend.
Can I attend just part of the week?
Your ticket gives you access to all 5 days — but if you can only make it for part of the week, that's completely fine. There are no day passes; whether you come for 3 days or 5, it's the same ticket. That said, we genuinely recommend staying for at least 2 days. A one-day visit doesn't leave much room to meet people, settle in, or get the real camp experience — and the week is designed as a full arc, so the more of it you catch, the better. But we get it — life happens, and some of the week is better than none of it.
Where should I stay in Frankfurt?
The venue (Massif Central, Bethmannstraße 7-9) is very centrally located in downtown Frankfurt. We recommend booking early — Frankfurt is not a cheap city and prices rise quickly. Our favourite neighbourhoods to stay in: Sachsenhausen — south of the river Main, lively and charming, with a beautiful walk across the bridge to the venue every morning Bockenheim — vibrant, student-driven, lots of cafés and restaurants, great authentic atmosphere Nordend (West & East) — beautiful residential area, green, calm, well-connected Ostend / Bornheim — slightly further out but very well connected by tram and S-Bahn, relaxed and pleasant ⚠️ A note on Bahnhofsviertel: many hotels are listed there because it's central, but we don't recommend it due to visible open drug use in parts of the area. If you're unsure about a location before booking, feel free to reach out at contact@nocodeweek.io — we're happy to help.
Can I or my employer get an invoice?
Yes — an invoice is available for any ticket purchase. You'll be able to enter your company details during checkout.
Are activities included in the ticket?
Some are free and open to all attendees. Others are optional add-ons, purchasable separately at a symbolic price — between €5 and €25 depending on the activity. The +1 Companion ticket includes access to all free activities and our camp HQ.
Who typically attends?
Last year, around 155 people from 19 countries planed to join us in Milano. Predominantly European, with a strong French contingent, but with faces from the US, Brazil, and beyond, all united by one thing: they build without code, and they take it seriously. The crowd is a mix of startup founders and co-founders, agency owners, freelancers, software engineers, and product builders — mostly people who build for a living or are building something on the side. Last year, about 75% identified as men and 25% as women — and honestly, we'd love to see that change. Making No-Code Week a space where women feel genuinely welcome, safe, and at home is something we care about beyond the numbers.
Is there a code of conduct?
Yes — and we take it seriously. No-Code Week is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, age, or religion. We do not tolerate harassment in any form. Full code of conduct: nocodeweek.notion.site/code-of-conduct
What is the refund policy?
Officially, tickets are non-refundable. In the last month before the event, that's a hard no — the budget is already out the door. Before that, if something comes up, drop us a line at contact@nocodeweek.io — we'll see what we can do. Fair warning though: it'll cost you at least one social media post promoting No-Code Week. 😄
Is the venue accessible?
The venue is fully on the ground floor with no stairs — so no issues there. For outdoor activities, we do our best to flag in advance if anything might be physically challenging. If crowds or busy environments sometimes feel overwhelming, you'll find quieter, more secluded spots at the venue where you can take a breather. If you have any specific needs or questions, feel free to mention it during registration or reach out at contact@nocodeweek.io — we'll do our best to accommodate.
Can I bring my pet?
It depends on the venue's policy — last year dogs were welcome but cats weren't, so it varies. Either way, drop us a line before you come and we'll check and confirm. If your pet joins, we ask that their presence doesn't disrupt the event — you know your animal best. We'll also ask you to be mindful of other attendees who may not be comfortable around animals. Guide and assistance animals are of course always welcome, no questions asked.
What's included in my ticket?
All talks, open mic sessions, and access to our camp HQ for the full week — where you can hang out, work, and connect between sessions. The welcome reception and Grand Finale party are included too. Workshops are included but work on a registration basis — each session is capped at 20 participants to keep them hands-on and intimate. To make sure everyone gets a fair chance, each attendee can register for up to 3 workshops. With 20 sessions across the week, we encourage you to choose wisely and make the most of the ones you pick.
What skill level do I need?
No-Code Week is designed for people who are already building — or have at least started experimenting with no-code or AI tools. You don't need to be an expert, but you'll get the most out of the week if you already have a basic hands-on familiarity with the ecosystem. Complete beginners with no technical background may find the pace challenging.
Is it an English-speaking event?
Yes, all sessions and communications are in English. English speaking is required to attend.
Can I attend just part of the week?
Your ticket gives you access to all 5 days — but if you can only make it for part of the week, that's completely fine. There are no day passes; whether you come for 3 days or 5, it's the same ticket. That said, we genuinely recommend staying for at least 2 days. A one-day visit doesn't leave much room to meet people, settle in, or get the real camp experience — and the week is designed as a full arc, so the more of it you catch, the better. But we get it — life happens, and some of the week is better than none of it.
Where should I stay in Frankfurt?
The venue (Massif Central, Bethmannstraße 7-9) is very centrally located in downtown Frankfurt. We recommend booking early — Frankfurt is not a cheap city and prices rise quickly. Our favourite neighbourhoods to stay in: Sachsenhausen — south of the river Main, lively and charming, with a beautiful walk across the bridge to the venue every morning Bockenheim — vibrant, student-driven, lots of cafés and restaurants, great authentic atmosphere Nordend (West & East) — beautiful residential area, green, calm, well-connected Ostend / Bornheim — slightly further out but very well connected by tram and S-Bahn, relaxed and pleasant ⚠️ A note on Bahnhofsviertel: many hotels are listed there because it's central, but we don't recommend it due to visible open drug use in parts of the area. If you're unsure about a location before booking, feel free to reach out at contact@nocodeweek.io — we're happy to help.
Can I or my employer get an invoice?
Yes — an invoice is available for any ticket purchase. You'll be able to enter your company details during checkout.
Are activities included in the ticket?
Some are free and open to all attendees. Others are optional add-ons, purchasable separately at a symbolic price — between €5 and €25 depending on the activity. The +1 Companion ticket includes access to all free activities and our camp HQ.
Who typically attends?
Last year, around 155 people from 19 countries planed to join us in Milano. Predominantly European, with a strong French contingent, but with faces from the US, Brazil, and beyond, all united by one thing: they build without code, and they take it seriously. The crowd is a mix of startup founders and co-founders, agency owners, freelancers, software engineers, and product builders — mostly people who build for a living or are building something on the side. Last year, about 75% identified as men and 25% as women — and honestly, we'd love to see that change. Making No-Code Week a space where women feel genuinely welcome, safe, and at home is something we care about beyond the numbers.
Is there a code of conduct?
Yes — and we take it seriously. No-Code Week is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, age, or religion. We do not tolerate harassment in any form. Full code of conduct: nocodeweek.notion.site/code-of-conduct
What is the refund policy?
Officially, tickets are non-refundable. In the last month before the event, that's a hard no — the budget is already out the door. Before that, if something comes up, drop us a line at contact@nocodeweek.io — we'll see what we can do. Fair warning though: it'll cost you at least one social media post promoting No-Code Week. 😄
Is the venue accessible?
The venue is fully on the ground floor with no stairs — so no issues there. For outdoor activities, we do our best to flag in advance if anything might be physically challenging. If crowds or busy environments sometimes feel overwhelming, you'll find quieter, more secluded spots at the venue where you can take a breather. If you have any specific needs or questions, feel free to mention it during registration or reach out at contact@nocodeweek.io — we'll do our best to accommodate.
Can I bring my pet?
It depends on the venue's policy — last year dogs were welcome but cats weren't, so it varies. Either way, drop us a line before you come and we'll check and confirm. If your pet joins, we ask that their presence doesn't disrupt the event — you know your animal best. We'll also ask you to be mindful of other attendees who may not be comfortable around animals. Guide and assistance animals are of course always welcome, no questions asked.
The venue
The venue
Address: Bethmannstraße 7-9, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Address: Bethmannstraße 7-9, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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