Quick facts
- Date and time: Thursday, November 19, 2026, 6:30–9:30 p.m. GMT (Europe/London)
- Where: Encode Hub, 41 Pitfield St, London N1 6DA (Shoreditch)
- Cost: Free, with pizza, beer, and soft drinks. Approval required.
- Organizer: Encode Club and Base44. The night is to be run by Sam Teasdale, Community Engagement Manager at Base44.
- Registration: Approval required. The listing text says “only 50 spots.”
- Official listing: luma.com/encode-t923
What it is
A hands-on build night, not a talk series. Attendees are asked to bring a laptop and an idea and leave with a working “superagent,” described as an agent plugged into existing tools for work such as inbox triage, lead research, or operations. The plan is a short demo, then building with help on hand.
Base44 is described as a “vibe coding platform” for building apps, sites, and agents by describing what you want, with no engineering degree required. All levels are welcome.
Who it's for
Founders and builders in London who want to try Base44, including first-timers. It is less useful if you already have an agent stack and do not want to work in this platform for the evening.
Worth it if / Skip it if
- Worth it if a free, hosted building session on Base44 sounds productive and you can get approved.
- Skip it if you wanted talks, or you do not want to spend three hours in a single vendor environment.
Verdict
Worth it if you want to build on Base44; otherwise skip. The format is honest and practical. This is a product build night with food, not a survey of the agent ecosystem.
Source: Luma, “Is Superagents Build Night with Base44 Worth Attending? (London, November 19, 2026)”
