Sponsoring Laracon US 2026 in Boston

How to find us?

Look for the SHIP HAPPENS shirts. We have a booth, a game worth playing, and merch worth taking home - and four people wearing the same conspicuous shirt for two days straight.

If you would rather lock in a time than hope to bump into us, message any of us on LinkedIn - Gaga, Dati, Nika, or Nini.

 

What are we there to talk about?

Three conversations, specifically.

Laravel at production scale. We run 20–25 Laravel projects in parallel with a team of 100+ engineers, for clients across the UK, Germany, the US, and the Nordics. Questions about what breaks at that scale, and what does not, are the ones we most enjoy.

AI agents that have to survive an audit. In PP Mobius we run agents over FCA-regulated compliance reviews - built on the Laravel AI SDK, where every check has to show its evidence and confidence to a human reviewer. Getting an agent to produce an opinion was never the hard part. Making the opinion inspectable was. Testing it, too, which is why we built pest-plugin-evals to run evals against Laravel AI SDK agents.

That legacy codebase nobody on your team wants to touch. Rescuing them is a real line of work for us, and a more interesting booth conversation than a service overview.

 

What we are looking forward to on stage?

Pest 5 ships on day one - Nuno Maduro opens the conference with it, and calls it the biggest release yet. Aaron Francis hosts, and the lineup runs through Freek Van der Herten, Kent C. Dodds, Matt Stauffer, and Chris Fidao.

Then Taylor Otwell closes Day 1 with a full hour billed only as "Laravel Updates." An hour is a lot of updates. That slot is historically where the year's biggest Laravel news lands, and nobody outside Laravel knows what is in it - which is precisely why the room will be full. We have no inside information and we are not going to pretend otherwise. We will just be sitting there like everyone else, waiting to find out.

Beyond client work, we invest in the ecosystem the same way year-round: open-source tools, the Laravel + React Bootcamp now in its eleventh batch, and the first official Laravel Meetup in Georgia, which drew more than a hundred people and is now becoming a recurring series.

See you at SoWa.