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DevRelCon 2026

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evRelCon 2026 is the premier conference for those driving developer go-to-market strategies, developer relations, and product adoption. The event covers deep dives on AI developer tooling, agentic platforms, and advancing developer adoption with sessions led by practitioners and leaders from top developer platforms. Attendees can expect hands-on workshops,…

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28Voices
2Underwriters
0Exhibitors
14On the bill · sessions
29Companies · in total
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The Voices

Programmed at DevRelCon, in alphabetical order.
Adam Duvander
EveryDeveloper
Alex Kretzschmar
Tailscale
Ashley Smith
Vermilion Cliffs Ventures
Cecelia Martinez McCrea
OutSystems
Danielle Washington
Weaviate
Dawn Wages
Anaconda
Drew Gorton
LaunchDarkly
Eric Koleda
Grammarly
Jason Baum
Sauce Labs
Joel Lord
MongoDB
John Britton
Workbrew
Joyce Lin
Viam
Kevin Blanco
Asana
Kurtis Kemple
Slack
Lauren Lee
Midnight Foundation
Lena Hall
Akamai
Lisa Tagliaferri
Chainguard
Lizzie Siegle
Cloudflare
Matt Henderson
Sentry
Moran Weber
Women on Stage
Nikita Jotwani
HubSpot
Ojus Save
Render

— and 6 more, by name unsung —

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Underwritten By

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Hoopy
Major League Hacking
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The Programme

Selected from 14 sessions on the bill.
  • 1000

    Agentic Experience Design: A New Interaction Layer Demands a New Discipline

    Over the last 18 months in my role leading DevRel for the Slack platform, I've had a unique vantage point on the adoption of agents. I've seen what admins consider an agent's respo…

  • 1000

    PMF, Pipeline, and GTM Aren't Someone Else's Problem

    Most Developer Advocates were hired to write docs, build community, and speak at events. But the ones who get promoted — and the ones whose programs survive budget cuts — are the o…

  • 1030

    Developer Marketing Is Not a Four-Letter Word

    We've turned "marketing" into a dirty word in DevRel — but the best docs, security messaging, and platform adoption work we do is a form of marketing, just done honestly. This talk…

  • 1030

    DevRel for a developer you'll never hear from

    MCP is the hottest thing in developer tools right now. Every major AI company has adopted it. The ecosystem is exploding. When you're the person running the MCP Adoption Program, y…

  • 1130

    Stop Writing Knowledge Bases. Build Decision Systems Instead.

    We've been optimizing our docs for the wrong reader. Before a developer ever opens your docs, an agent has already read them and decided what to say. If you build a knowledge base,…

  • 1130

    Turning Education Signals into Account Intelligence

    This session is for anyone who cares about education in DevRel but is tired of only talking about impressions and registration numbers. I’ll walk through how we turned a loose set …

  • 1200

    From Content Noise to Product Adoption: How AI Changed DevRel Metrics

    AI has dramatically increased the speed and volume of content creation across DevRel, docs, product marketing, and community teams. But more output has not automatically created mo…

  • 1200

    Yes-code - The building blocks for Agents

    Great developer products aren’t built on generic CRUD APIs—they’re built on elegant primitives that simplify complex problems. Early winners like Twilio proved this, and newer comp…

  • 1330

    Finding success with a company YouTube channel

    How do you grow a company YouTube channel, maintain an authentic connection with your audience, and not turn into one giant commerical whilst still meeting the business objectives …

Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

An audience of 29 companies, parsed from the program.

29 companies in attendance.

The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page — cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.

01Fig. 01 — Composition of the House
0All threespeak · spons · exh
2Sponsoringsponsor only
0Exhibitingexhibitor only
27Companies Speakingspeaker only
02Fig. 02 — The Voices, by Seniority
  • Other roles28100%

Of 28 on the bill · classified by free-text title

03Fig. 03 — The Heaviest in the Room
  1. 01HoopySp
  2. 02Major League HackingSp
  3. 03HubSpot2V
  4. 04Akamai1V
  5. 05Anaconda1V
  6. 06Asana1V
  7. 07Chainguard1V
  8. 08Cloudflare1V
  9. 09EveryDeveloper1V
  10. 10Fly.io1V
  11. 11Grafana Labs1V
  12. 12Grammarly1V
  13. 13LaunchDarkly1V
  14. 14Midnight Foundation1V
04Fig. 04 — By Tier
unspecified2
100% of 2