Statamic Summit

A private, all-inclusive conference

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A retreat-style conference to share ideas, learn from each other, and build strong, lasting relationships.

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A well lit open room with a projector. The space is open and flat with circular tables, and floor to ceiling windows at the far side. There are clean timber beams running along the ceiling.

Statamic Summit is a new conference for developers, designers, and site owners building with Statamic. It brings together the best parts of our previous conference, Flat Camp—meaningful conversations, informal learning, and time together—with a more structured programme of talks, workshops, and breakout sessions.

The front of Schloss Lowenstein, Germany. There's a lawn with tables, umbrellas, and deckchairs and a short path leading to the entrance.

AI is changing how we work—but the conversations that change your career or company still happen in person. Hear directly from the people behind Statamic, then dig into practical talks from experts who’ve been shipping high-performing sites and figuring out what still matters as our tools change.

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A Twist on a Classic

Most conferences are talks all day, then everyone scatters. Summit is designed around three complementary modes of interaction: formal, non-formal, and informal. Each plays a different role in how people learn, exchange ideas, and build relationships. Formal talks provide share ideas to react to. Non-formal workshops and breakout groups help you dig into real problems and trade honest feedback. Informal meals, walks, and fireside chats creates room for relationships to form organically.

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Speakers & Talks

Knowledge not found in the docs

Jack McDade

Founder
@Statamic

Opening Keynote
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- the state of Statamic, AI in the future of content management, the future of Statamic, and more.
Sylvester Daamgard

Principal Software Engineer
@Geocodio

Scaling Statamic
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- Scaling Statamic
Ryan Mitchell

Digital Director
@Thought Collective

Agency Building
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- Agency Building
To be announced
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Jack’s Talking About

the state of Statamic, AI in the future of content management, the future of Statamic, and more.

Sylvester’s Talking About

Scaling Statamic

Ryan’s Talking About

Agency Building

Are your clients taking full advantage of the help you can give them?
You’re likely pitching the “how” or “what”, instead of the “why”, and you don’t know the real reason they want change.
Create an elevator pitch that everyone in your organization can use.

Workshop

How to sell as a Developer

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Learn from past successful & unsuccessful proposals to improve your chances.
Have you ever lost a deal to “inferior” tech, a cheaper competitor, or even worse a more expensive competitor with “worse” tech?
Learn how to create & refine your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP).

The Castle

Learn, eat, and sleep under the same roof.

A large, very decorative and elaborate dining hall. There are circular windows up high and a magnificent celing with various paintings. You can see twilight setting out the windows and there are circular dining tables laid out.

Meeting rooms when you need them, a château to explore when you don't, and a kitchen that aims to please.

Office chairs and tables arranged in a u-shape configuration in front of a projector and noteboard.

Schloss Löwenstein against a clear sky. The view is surrounded by a vignette of green leaves, as though peeking through some trees.

Schloss Löwenstein is a Baroque castle inspired by Versailles, with wings, courtyards, and 40 acres of countryside that feel nothing like a hotel conference. Around the estate you’ll find well-equipped meeting rooms, breakout spaces, and quiet corners for the conversations that happen between sessions.

The whole event takes place on the property. We sleep, eat, and unwind in the same place we learn, so no one scatters to hotels and restaurants when the last session ends.

The venue has staff to run the event so we can spend our time on the people instead of the logistics. It’s 45 minutes from Frankfurt Airport, with its own chef, a winery, mountain bike trails, archery, a spa, and everything else we need for three days together.