The first Cafe Cursor in Belgrade brought together a relaxed, curious, and builder-driven crowd. The goal was simple: create a casual space for people using Cursor to meet, exchange ideas, and talk about real workflows.

The format was open, spontaneous demos, live debugging, and plenty of side discussions around how people actually build day to day. No rigid agenda, just builders helping builders. The crowd was a great mix of founders, developers, designers, and side-project enthusiasts, which made conversations richer and more grounded.

Engagement exceeded expectations. People stayed longer than planned, conversations kept flowing, and many appreciated the informal café-style setup where it was easy to jump between chats and meet people outside their usual circles.

The takeaway from the community was clear: do this again, and go deeper next time, more demos, more real use cases, and maybe some focused sessions around specific workflows and tools. Belgrade has strong builder energy, and this feels like just the beginning.