Legal

Publisher

This site is published by The Tech Nation S.L., NIF B19412451, registered at Passeig de Gràcia 2, 08002 Barcelona, Spain. Director of publication: Jérémie Benhamou. Contact: jeremie@the-tech-nation.com, +34 687 286 106.

The event

The Claude Community House is an independent community initiative held in Barcelona from 21 to 24 September 2026, co-produced by The Tech Nation, Happy Operators and clauders.com with the European Claude Ambassadors network. It is not an official Anthropic event. Claude and Anthropic are trademarks of Anthropic PBC, used here to name the community that gathers around the product.

Each session on the programme is proposed and run by its own host. The Tech Nation publishes the programme and opens the building. It does not write, run or warrant the content of a session it does not host.

Hosting

The site is hosted by Vercel Inc., United States.

Content

Session titles and descriptions are written by their hosts. Sponsor and partner logos remain the property of their owners and appear with their agreement. Photographs are credited to their authors where they appear.

Browsing this site

There is no analytics on this site. No tracking pixel, no advertising tag, no third-party measurement. Reading these pages leaves nothing behind that identifies you.

Two cookies exist, both strictly necessary and neither used to follow you: one remembers that you entered the press room, and the staff back-office uses sign-in cookies from Clerk. If you are neither press nor staff, this site sets nothing at all. That is why you are not being asked to accept anything.

Registering for a session

Registrations do not happen here. Every session, and every rooftop night, has its own Luma page, and that is where you sign up. Luma holds what you give it, under its own privacy policy. As organiser, The Tech Nation receives the attendee list for the events it runs, and each host receives it for their own session.

Registering for a session is not the same as the list below. Being on our mailing list books you nothing, and registering for a session does not put you on the mailing list.

The mailing list

One form on this site collects personal data, at /join. It exists so we can tell you what is happening around the Claude Community House, before and after the week itself.

What we collect. Your first name, last name and email address, which are required. Optionally your company, what you do, what you are interested in, and anything you choose to write in the free field. Nothing else, and nothing you have not typed yourself.

What we do with it. We write to you about the Claude Community House and what The Tech Nation does around it. What you tell us you are interested in is used to send you the relevant part rather than all of it. We never sell or share this list.

Your consent, and how to withdraw it. Sending the form is the consent, and the form says so above the button rather than underneath it. The list is held by The Tech Nation S.L. and managed with Brevo. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, which takes effect immediately. You can also write to us and we delete the record itself.

How long we keep it. Until you unsubscribe, or until 31 December 2027, whichever comes first. After that the record is deleted rather than archived.

Who processes what, and where

Luma for ticketing, Neon for the database that holds the programme and the mailing list, Brevo for sending the newsletter, Clerk for staff sign-in, Vercel for hosting. Each acts on our instructions and for no other purpose.

Some of them are outside the European Union. Vercel, Neon, Clerk and Luma are United States companies, so your data is processed there as well as here. They are engaged under the European Commission's standard contractual clauses, which is the mechanism that makes such a transfer lawful. Brevo is French, and the newsletter list stays in the European Union.

The mailing list is for adults. We do not knowingly collect details from anyone under 16. If that happened, write to us and we delete the record.

Your rights

You can ask what we hold about you, have it corrected, or have it deleted. Write to contact@the-tech-nation.com and we will answer. For anything Luma holds, their own privacy policy and controls apply.

Photography and filming

The week is photographed and filmed, and the press attends. Images may be published on this site, on our social accounts and in the press. If you would rather not appear, tell a host on site or write to Ruth Amat, and we will do what we can. Photographers keep their credit and their rights over their own images.

What it is

The AI Afterwork - Make connections is an event managed outside the Claude Community House and organised by The Tech Nation. Separate door, separate list, separate ticket. Everything else during the week is free; this is not.

Who you are buying from

Tickets are sold through Luma, which acts as the ticketing platform. The Tech Nation S.L. is the seller and receives the payment. This site takes no money and processes no payment.

What the ticket covers

Entry to the rooftop for the evening you booked, from 18:00 → 22:00, and drinks at the bar, served at the organiser's discretion. One ticket, one evening, one person.

Cancellation

Tickets are not refundable. A rooftop night is a leisure service supplied on a specific date, so the fourteen day right of withdrawal does not apply. If you cannot come, you cannot be refunded.

If we cancel a night, you are refunded in full. If we have to move it, you can take the new date or be refunded.

Getting in

Over 18s only. There is a bar, and Spanish law applies. Have your Luma QR ready, and identification if you are asked for it.

The rooftop has a capacity, and it is a roof. We can refuse entry or ask someone to leave, without refund, if the room is full or if someone puts other people at risk or makes the evening worse for everyone else.

If something is wrong

Write to contact@the-tech-nation.com. We would rather sort it out with you than hide behind a page of conditions. Spanish law applies, and the courts of Barcelona have jurisdiction.