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n8n events

A one-day conference for the people who build and run automation.

Oct 15, 2026
Kraftwerk
Berlin, DE
First speakers announced

LOOP

What is LOOP?
LOOP 2026

A day for everyone who automates everything.

Automation stopped being a side project. It is now the thing holding the business together — and the people maintaining it rarely get to compare notes. LOOP is a day of specifics: the architectures teams actually run, the failures they learned from, and where agents genuinely earn their keep.

When

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Where

Kraftwerk
Berlin

Meet the speakers

Eight confirmed so far, with the rest of the line-up landing through spring. Tap any name to read what they are bringing.

More speakers to be announced.

Four tracks, one day

  • Workflows

    Patterns from teams running thousands of executions a day — error handling, retries, and the sub-workflow structures that survive contact with production.

  • AI Agents

    Tool calling, memory, evaluation, and cost control. What actually ships versus what only demos well.

  • Self-hosting

    Queue mode, scaling workers, backups, upgrades, and the security posture your infrastructure team will ask about.

  • Integrations

    Building custom nodes, wrangling stubborn APIs, and maintaining credentials across environments without losing your weekend.

Why come to LOOP?

One day that pays for itself the next time something breaks at 03:00. You will leave with patterns you can apply immediately and a handful of people worth messaging when you get stuck.

  • 01

    Built by practitioners

    Every session comes from someone with the workflow running in production right now. No vendor keynotes, no roadmap theatre — just the architecture, the incidents, and what they would do differently.

  • 02

    The room is the value

    Platform engineers, ops leads, and founders who have hit the same walls you have. Hallway conversations, open clinics, and small-group sessions where you can actually get into specifics.

  • 03

    Leave with something running

    Hands-on labs with n8n engineers on hand. Bring a workflow that is fighting you and walk out with it fixed, or a new one deployed before the closing party.

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Get tickets

  • Two stages, one day

    Sixteen talks from teams running automation at real scale, plus the recordings afterwards.

  • Clinic access

    Sit down with n8n engineers and debug your actual workflow, not a sample one.

  • Breakfast, lunch & the party

    Fed all day, and a closing party in the turbine hall that runs well past the last talk.

On sale now — until sold out
490
per seat · incl. VAT

Teams of three or more get 15% off every seat. Need an invoice or a purchase order? Choose the team ticket at checkout.

Free cancellation to 30 daysTransferable

FAQ

Anything we have not covered? Write to loop@n8n-events.example and a human will reply.

  • Anyone who builds or owns automation: platform and internal-tools engineers, RevOps and DevOps teams, technical founders, and the people quietly holding a company's integrations together. Sessions assume you have built a workflow before, but not that you run a cluster.

  • No. Roughly a third of last year's attendees were evaluating or migrating from another tool. Talks are about the underlying patterns — queues, retries, agent design — which travel well regardless of what you run today.

  • Two stages of talks, an open clinic where n8n engineers debug live with attendees, and small facilitated roundtables grouped by problem area. Doors open at 09:00, talks run until 17:30, closing party until late.

  • Yes. Breakfast, lunch, all-day coffee, and food and drinks at the closing party are covered by your ticket. Vegetarian, vegan, halal, and gluten-free options are available — tell us in the registration form.

  • Kraftwerk, a converted power station in Berlin Mitte, about ten minutes on foot from Heinrich-Heine-Straße U-Bahn. The main hall is step-free and accessible; email us if you need anything specific and we will sort it.

  • Full refund up to 30 days before the event, 50% between 15 and 30 days, none inside 15 days. You can transfer a ticket to a colleague up to 7 days before — just reply to your confirmation email with their details.

  • Main stage talks are recorded and published free a few weeks after. Clinics and roundtables are not recorded, so people can talk openly about what went wrong.

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