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OpenClaw Berlin Meetup #2: Demos, Discussions & Community at Momenterie
EventsFebruary 23, 2026

OpenClaw Berlin Meetup #2: Demos, Discussions & Community at Momenterie

OpenClaw Berlin Meetup #2: Demos, Discussions & Community

Tonight we were at Momenterie GmbH in Berlin-Mitte for the second OpenClaw Berlin community meetup — a relaxed evening of lightning talks, live demos, and open discussions about building with OpenClaw.

The Format

OpenClaw Berlin keeps things simple: doors open at 18:00, short open-stage talks from 18:30, drinks, and open collaboration until 21:00. No slide decks required, no corporate vibes. Just people who are actually building things with AI agents showing what they've made.

Each talk runs 5-15 minutes. Anyone can present — a demo, a lesson learned, or just an idea they're working through. It's the kind of format where real knowledge gets shared because there's no pressure to perform.

Why We Go

As the team behind Webentity, meetups like this are where we learn what real users actually need. The gap between what people think they need and what they discover after running an agent for a week is where the most interesting conversations happen.

A few themes that came up tonight:

  • Self-hosting is non-negotiable for many users. People choosing OpenClaw over cloud-hosted alternatives are doing it deliberately — for data sovereignty, GDPR compliance, or simply because they want full control over their AI stack.
  • Setup is still the biggest barrier. The OpenClaw installation itself is straightforward, but hardening the server, configuring integrations, and getting everything production-ready is where most people get stuck.
  • The community is growing fast. The Berlin Telegram group is active, and the meetups are getting bigger. There's clearly demand for a local, in-person community around self-hosted AI.

What We Showed

We talked about Webentity — a CMS built for AI agents. Instead of humans logging into WordPress or Webflow, agents connect via MCP and get tools to create pages, update content, optimize SEO, and deploy. The idea resonated with a room full of people already running AI agents in production.

The Berlin OpenClaw Scene

What's exciting about the Berlin OpenClaw community is how diverse it is. Founders running AI-powered customer support, developers building personal assistants, consultants automating workflows — all sharing a common platform but building completely different things on top of it.

The venue at Momenterie (Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 7) was perfect — a cozy office space with couches, fairy lights, and enough room for everyone to spread out after the talks for 1:1 conversations.

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