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Jun 9, 2026Apify offices, Prague

What SF Is Betting On

Fireside with Andrew Zbytek — the first Czech at South Park Commons. The era of classic SaaS, the SF investor density, and an always-on poll that let the room cut the conversation when it wanted to move on.

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Andrew Zbytek and Jirka Helmich mid-fireside, with the live move-on poll visible on the screen behind them

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Recap · Jun 9, 2026

50 people. One fireside. A buzzer for when the room wanted to move on.

Andrew Zbytek — the first Czech at South Park Commons — on what gets funded in SF right now, why the classic SaaS era is winding down, and why the speed of building there is structural, not personal.

Full house — the audience seated in the Apify loft, skylight overhead

Networking through the open balcony doors before the talk

Andrew Zbytek with attendees on the rooftop, Prague skyline behind

A candid moment at the doorway as people arrive

Audience questions surface live on the screen behind Jirka

The "stay on this topic" vote at 100% — the buzzer stayed quiet

After-talk conversations next to the Apify values wall

Photos by Anna Kožuch · Hosted at Apify, Prague

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Three product creators running this.

What this is

A room for people who actually ship the work.

Who it's for

People building real product. ICs and leaders across product, design, engineering, marketing, legal, ops, data, support — every function that puts something in front of a customer. Any seniority. The work is what's shared.

Who it isn't

Anyone who'd rather pitch than ship. Vendors looking for stage time. Recruiters fishing for leads. Consultants selling frameworks they've never run. People mistaking authority for evidence.

What's the goal

Trade real problems. Share unfinished work and get honest reads. Run small in-person and virtual gatherings. Argue about specifics, not vibes. Help each other ship better stuff.

How it works

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Creators only.No sales pitches, no recruiters.