Mobile App Hackathon Night by Bilt.me
Samuel Klacman (bilt.me)
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Where it happens
Ramen Space, Unit 6, Sledge Tower, Dalston Square, London E8 3GP, UK
Ramen Space, Unit 6, Sledge Tower, Dalston Square, London E8 3GP, UK
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At a glance
An in-person mobile app hackathon in Dalston, London, organised by Samuel Klacman (bilt.me). The confirmed format is hands-on rather than a talk-led programme, making it more relevant to people who want to spend an evening building around mobile app ideas.
HIKOMORE's take
Worth considering if you are actively developing a mobile product and value a practical setting over passive event content. For a founder, the useful question is whether the session’s working style, expected preparation and participant mix suit the stage of your app.
Best for
- Mobile app founders with an idea or product to develop
- Early-stage startup teams working on a mobile experience
Why consider it
- The event is explicitly described as a hackathon, suggesting a practical focus.
- It is held in person in London, at Ramen Space in Dalston.
Things to check
- Whether you need to register or buy a ticket; ticket status and pricing are not confirmed.
- What participants should bring, including any device or software requirements.
Questions founders ask
Event FAQ
What is Mobile App Hackathon Night by Bilt.me?
It is an in-person hackathon focused on mobile apps, organised by Samuel Klacman (bilt.me).
Who is this event likely to suit?
It is likely to suit founders, startup teams and individual builders who are actively working on a mobile app concept or product.
Where is it taking place?
It is taking place at Ramen Space, Unit 6, Sledge Tower, Dalston Square, London E8 3GP.
Are tickets or pricing confirmed?
No. The available event information does not confirm ticket status or pricing.
What should I confirm before attending?
Check registration requirements, what to bring, the event structure, collaboration expectations and accessibility arrangements.



