Around forty people joined us in Novi Sad for an evening focused on Memclaw — how the chat apps people already use can become a long-term personal memory store.

Emanuilo walked through Memclaw’s system architecture, implementation details, and practical patterns for turning everyday conversations into durable context you can build on later.

From 6:00 to 6:45 PM the room stayed locked in on the presentation; from 6:45 to 8:00 PM we opened up for networking, drinks, and the kind of side conversations that keep a meetup going.

Whether people came curious about Memclaw, working on their own projects, or just looking to meet other builders, the takeaway was the same: new connections, a clearer picture of personal memory tooling, and another strong Novi Sad Cursor evening.