Participant demonstrations. A playlist exporter, a configurable shop, competitor-price research and an art-pricing calculator appeared in the closing showcase.
What participants demonstrated
A DJ set builder with a Spotify export
A participant demonstrated a set-building tool using tempo, key and energy, then showed a playlist exported to Spotify. The output was an ordered playlist, not an automatically mixed audio recording.
Evidence: Closing showcase, 00:00–03:05.
A configurable crochet shop
A participant showed a shop concept with choices for hat style and colour, plus patterns and kits. The demonstration made a product idea interactive. Sales, payments and fulfilment were not established.
Evidence: 06:55–08:10.
Competitor pricing brought into one view
A travel-related project compared competitor prices by segment in a matrix. A weekly email was part of the workflow described. A separate break-even alert idea still used dummy data and was unfinished.
Evidence: 20:54–22:30. Recurring delivery was not independently verified after the workshop.
An art-pricing calculator
A participant demonstrated a calculator that brought materials, working time, studio costs, framing, gallery fees and profit into the same pricing decision. Some inventory CSV handling still needed fixing.
Evidence: 31:59–34:19.
Progress across several sessions
CHOOSETO also showed a social-content studio for event artwork and advertising. This project had developed across multiple sessions; it was not built from scratch that day. The showcase described its use in promoting events, but did not independently establish an advertising return.
Evidence: 23:45–29:25.
What the day established
Participants could turn an idea into something another person could try: an export, a configurable storefront, a comparison or a calculation. Several projects were prototypes, with broken or unfinished parts discussed openly. The evidence is the demonstration, not a claim of measured revenue or time saved.
Source of this account
Original participant showcase recording, October 9, 2026, 15:08, lasting 48 minutes. Private attendee and business details are omitted. The organiser’s public event record confirms the date, format and venue.
Original organiser’s event record
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