TOKEN BREAK

Berlin’s walk & talk for AI builders, vibe coders, and the curious. No laptops. No pitches. Just 10,000 steps and real conversation.

THE PROBLEM

We spend more time talking to AI than talking with people about what we’re building with it. Think about your week. You’ve spent hours prompting, debugging, and shipping with AI. You may have had a longer conversation with a chatbot than with a friend. Your back is stiff. Your eyes are tired. And even while working on something genuinely exciting, it can feel strangely isolating.

We built agents to save time. Then we filled the saved hours with more screen time. The AI community debates the future of work, intelligence, and human connection, often alone, hunched over a laptop. That’s the contradiction: a technology designed to empower us can easily leave us stationary and disconnected.

THE SOLUTION

Token Break changes the setting. No screens. No pitches. No decks. Just people walking through Berlin and talking about AI, face to face, in real time. We meet and walk 10,000 steps together. Along the way, we talk about what we’re building, what’s working, what isn’t, what excites us, and what worries us. We share recent discoveries, unfinished ideas, and honest opinions about what’s useful and what’s mostly hype. It’s the kind of conversation that usually gets buried in a Slack thread, except now it happens between people, in motion, without another tab open.

WHY IT WORKS

Walking side by side takes the pressure out of networking and makes honest conversations easier. Ideas move differently when your body does. After a week of talking to machines, spending 90 minutes talking with people who share the same curiosity feels refreshingly different. This isn’t anti-AI. It’s pro-human.

JOIN THE FIRST TOKEN BREAK

📅 29 September 2026 - 07:00 pm 📍 Meeting point: [will be announced] 🚶 10,000 steps: Around 90 minutes 💻 Zero laptops. Zero pitches. 👥 Everyone is welcome: Builders, vibe coders, tinkerers, skeptics, and the AI-curious

💸 Free This is our first walk, so we’re keeping the group small. If you’re tired of talking about AI through a screen, come talk about it while walking through Berlin.-