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Meetups, hands-on workshops and learning sessions that make AI approachable.

I'm an AI community lead and ecosystem builder. For over 15 years I've turned global technology products into local movements in Indonesia — not just users, but advocates, contributors and long-term community leaders. Today I pair that with hands-on AI practice: vibe coding, AI-assisted product building and grassroots ecosystem growth. Community is infrastructure, not marketing.
AVIGRA Communication Group — early web and multimedia projects for enterprise clients.
Started with a 12-person Firefox 1.0 launch party in Jakarta and grew it into one of Mozilla's strongest global communities — from the KUMI mascot launch attended by Mozilla Chair Mitchell Baker (2010) to Firefox OS App Days Jakarta (2013) and the national-scale Maker Party Surabaya (2013). Along the way, Firefox reached 80%+ desktop share in Indonesia.
Building web platforms and digital products — today with AI-assisted, prompt-driven workflows.
Built a national community from zero through education-first programs, and led Bahasa Indonesia localization for Brave.
Helped shape the early BAT Ambassador Program and ran national and multi-city community events.
Ran community events for Cursor, Vercel v0, Kiro and Creao from early 2025 to May 2026. As a CREAO Ambassador, I also completed 31 Days of Agent — a public challenge where I built and shipped one AI agent every day, 31 in total, throughout May 2026.
Joined Supabase Supasquad, became Jakarta Chapter Lead of The AI Collective, and started as a MuleRun Ambassador — the program that became QwenWork. In September 2026 I was invited to Apsara Conference in Hangzhou, China, and received my QwenWork Ambassador certificate from QwenWork's CMO.
Meetups, hands-on workshops and learning sessions that make AI approachable.
Talks and workshops on vibe coding, AI-native tools and building with AI.
AI community and ecosystem strategy, ambassador programs and localization for Indonesian audiences.
Why I still believe in showing up in person — a series of short essays, in the order I wrote them.
Read the series →Everyone is rushing to build a Discord server. But how many people from your online community do you actually know by name?
2011. Twelve tech enthusiasts, one small café in Bekasi, and one question: what are you building?
Unpopular opinion: 200 people who meet offline regularly are worth more than 20,000 Discord members who never interact.