Six days. One team. Something real by Saturday.
Like our co-working weeks, but this time we build together. Pitch ideas on Monday, form small teams, build all week with Starlink wifi and a heated dome, and demo what you made on Saturday night.
Only 33 spots • Non-developers welcome
Oct 26 - Nov 1, 2026 • Tago, Georgia
Six days with a clear shape: pitch and team up on day one, build through the middle with daily check-ins, and show what you made on demo day.
Arrive, settle in, and gather in the dome. Anyone with an idea gets two minutes to pitch it. Then teams form around the ideas that pull people in - three to five per team, mixed skills. By dinner, every team has a name and a plan for tomorrow.
The building starts. The goal for today is the ugliest possible version of the thing that works end to end. Morning check-in, heads down, and a walk or sauna when your brain jams.
The middle of the build. Teams find their rhythm, trade help across tables, and cut the features that were never going to happen. Hosts float between teams to unblock and challenge.
Every project hits its wall around now. That's what the group is for: borrow a developer for an hour, get a designer's eyes on your landing page, rubber-duck by the fire. Evening sauna is mandatory in spirit.
Feature freeze. Today is for fixing, polishing, and building the demo: what you show, who talks, what you claim. Short, honest demos beat big promises.
Saturday night, the dome becomes a stage. Every team demos what they actually built to the whole camp. Then we celebrate properly: dinner, campfire, music, and stories from the week. Sunday morning is slow, with a long breakfast and goodbyes.
The heated geodesic dome is the hackathon floor: ergonomic chairs, big desks, Starlink plus mobile backup that handles video calls and heavy pushes, an espresso machine that never rests, and mountains in every window. Teams claim their corners on day one.
Choose between a Lotus tent or the shared Half Dome dormitory.
Glamping tents with electricity and mountain views. Warm even when the nights turn properly cold.
A shared dorm-style space with heating, a mirror and a safe. Works well for solo travellers or a whole team.
Everything you need for the week is covered.
A small group of up to 33 builders, designers, marketers, and makers.
Build days have a simple shape: start together, build in long blocks, switch off properly in the evening.
Part 1 · Mornings
A slow start for those who want it. The espresso machine is on either way.
Eat together before the day starts.
Each team, two minutes: what we did, what we're doing, where we're stuck.
Part 2 · Days
Heads down in the dome. Library rules in the quiet corner.
Step away from the screen. It helps, we promise.
Hosts float between teams. Borrow skills across tables when you're stuck.
Part 3 · Evenings
Our team cooks every evening.
The best debugger we have. A few rounds back and forth.
Where the best ideas of tomorrow get talked into existence.
Well-rested teams ship better. Evenings and breaks are covered.
Our vegetarian restaurant serves a mix of local and European cuisine. The food is cooked by local ladies who take care of you like family. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in your stay.
We're Jonas and Nikita - and we're running this week together.
Founder of Glamping Tago · Automation Expert
Jonas founded Glamping Tago and works as an automation expert in an AI startup, so he spends most days building. During Hackathon Week he runs the kickoff and demo day, floats between teams to unblock, and makes sure the espresso machine never goes down.
WhatsApp +995595300735
IT Soul Camp Founder - Community & Soft-Skills
Nikita has been a frontend developer for over ten years, founded IT Soul Camp, and co-founded TechSapiens in Batumi. He runs the daily check-ins and the community side of the week: getting teams formed, keeping them talking, and making demo day feel like a celebration instead of an exam.
Silvio Guerriero
01/09/2025
This was the highlight of our entire trip. Unfortunately, we only had time for two days, but we could have easily stayed for the whole week. Beautiful location, excellent accommodation and warm, kind-hearted and professional staff. Oh, and the food is cooked by Local Mothers, so you know it's good! The tent/yurt sauna with a wood stove and cold water basin, along with the campfire were among the highlights, perfect gathering spots for conversation and connection. And when you get up in the morning to wash your face, you're greeted by this amazing view. Good things tend to attract good people, and this camp is proof of that once again.
Read moreMichel Moenaert
30/10/2025
A truly unique glamping experience, full comfort in stunning nature. The team was incredibly helpful and everything was spotless. Don't miss the sauna-in-a-tent, we warmly recommend it 🙂.
Read moreViktoria Goy
22/05/2025
Everything was absolutely delicious! The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming, it truly felt like home. The place is spotless, cozy, and beautifully designed. The views are just breathtaking, you can sit and stare for hours. We stayed in one of the tents, and it was such a lovely experience, clean, warm, and full of charm. 🥰There's a heater and a wood-burning stove inside, and the scent of the firewood adds such a cozy, comforting atmosphere. Everything smelled fresh and pleasant.💞 It's not just a place to eat or stay, it's a feeling. And I have to mention Nina, the hostess, she's simply amazing. So warm, attentive, and full of positive energy.💔💔💔
Read moreTanya Studenova
14/07/2025
We came as a group of four for a weekend getaway at the glamping site and were absolutely thrilled! Everything, from the accommodation to the food at the restaurant, from the staff to the stunning mountain views, was perfect. This place is made for disconnecting from the city, spending time with yourself, enjoying nature, and coming back to your true self 🩵. There aren't many magical places like this on Earth, and Glamping Tago is definitely one of them. We'll definitely be back!
Read moreMorven Mulgrew
29/07/2025
We loved our stay at Glaming Tago, it's such a beautiful location with a lovely vibe. Anastasia made our stay fantastic, she is super accommodating and kind. It's a wee but out of the way to get too but so worth it, the food was lovely, the dogs were great, the yoga was a nice wee add on. They had table tennis bats but no table, only down side. But that's very minor. We loved every minute. Thank you!!
Read moreNo. Day one starts with a pitch circle: anyone with an idea pitches it, and teams form around the ideas that pull people in. Come with an idea, or come and join one - both work great.
Yes, please do. The best teams mix skills: design, marketing, product, content, and code. A team of five developers usually builds something nobody can use - your skills are what make the demos good.
Your team does. We claim nothing - no equity, no IP, no strings. If your weekend project turns into a company, that's the best outcome we can imagine.
Really fast. We've got Starlink plus mobile backup, so video calls, deploys, and big pushes are no problem.
Pitch it on day one - solo projects with helpers around them are welcome too. The spirit of the week is building together, so at minimum you'll present at check-ins and demo on Saturday like everyone else.
No death marches here. Evenings are for dinner, sauna, and the campfire - well-rested teams ship better. If your team wants a late-night push, the dome is heated and open, but nobody expects it.
Proper autumn in the mountains: crisp days, cold nights, maybe rain or even the first snow up high. The dome and the tents are heated, the sauna runs every evening. Bring warm layers, a rain jacket, and shoes you can walk in.
We offer two types: Lotus tents (for two people) and the Half Dome dormitory (for nine people). Lotus tents are glamping tents with electricity, heating, and mountain views. The Half Dome is a shared dorm-style space with heating, a safe, and mirror. For more details, see our Glamping page.
Yes. Private means you stay alone in the tent. Shared means two people per tent - if you're coming with a friend or teammate, both book shared and we'll put you together. If you're solo, we match you with another guest.
All meals are included, cooked fresh every day, mostly from local ingredients. We can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and most other requirements - just tell us when you book.
You book your spot directly on this page. A 30% prepayment reserves it, and the rest is paid on-site. We don't offer installments at the moment.
Cancel at least 2 weeks before the start and you get a full refund. Within 2 weeks, we can't refund, but get in touch and we'll see what we can do.
From Batumi or Tbilisi, reach Khulo by public transport, then we help with a 4x4 to Tago. For detailed directions, see our How to get to Glamping Tago page.
Quite possibly. In late October the same camp runs Digital Detox & Mental Health Week - a full week without screens, built around mental and physical health. Its exact dates are announced soon; once they are, you'll see how the two line up. Clear head in, working demo out.
Also this autumn
Around the same time, the same camp runs a full week without screens, built around mental and physical health. Clear your head first, then build. Exact dates are announced soon.
Digital Detox & Mental Health Week · Late October 2026
A small group of up to 33 builders, designers, marketers, and makers.
