Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Eight co-located conferences covering Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native, Swift, XR, mobile security, and engineering leadership
- Mobile application security track (masCon) powered by OWASP, addressing MASVS and MASTG standards
- Dedicated programming for AI-assisted coding and agentic tooling in mobile workflows
- Over 400 sessions across 23 concurrent stages, plus hackathons and interactive roundtables
- Designed for mobile developers, engineering managers, platform teams, and security professionals
About the Event
NextAppCon brings together eight developer conferences under one roof at CityCube Berlin, creating a three-day event for mobile application professionals. The co-located conferences include droidCon, flutterCon, reactCon, swiftCon, XR & Game DeveloperCon, agentic codingCon, masCon (mobile application security), and the techlead summit. With over 6,000 attendees expected, the event spans 23 concurrent stages delivering more than 400 sessions, workshops, hackathons, and roundtables.
Mobile Security and OWASP Standards
The masCon track, powered by OWASP, focuses specifically on mobile application security. Sessions address the Mobile Application Security Verification Standard (MASVS) and Mobile Application Security Testing Guide (MASTG), providing security teams and developers with frameworks for securing mobile applications. This track connects security practices with the broader development conversations happening across the other co-located conferences.
AI-Assisted Development and Agentic Tooling
The agentic codingCon track examines how AI-assisted software engineering is changing mobile development workflows. Sessions cover practical applications of agentic tooling, helping developers understand how to integrate these capabilities into their existing processes. The programming addresses both the opportunities and challenges of adopting AI in production mobile environments.
Cross-Platform and Native Development
Dedicated tracks for Flutter, React Native, Android, iOS, and Swift allow developers to explore both cross-platform and native approaches. The conference structure enables attendees to compare frameworks and strategies, addressing the ongoing decision-making challenges teams face when selecting development approaches for mobile products.
Engineering Leadership
The techlead summit provides programming for engineering managers, staff engineers, and principal engineers. Topics include team scaling, strategy alignment, and leadership challenges specific to mobile development organizations. This track complements the technical content by addressing the organizational and management aspects of building mobile products.
Who Should Attend
NextAppCon serves mobile app developers working across Android, iOS, and cross-platform frameworks. Engineering managers and tech leads will find relevant content in the leadership summit. Platform and security teams can focus on the masCon track for OWASP-aligned security guidance. XR developers and mobile game creators have dedicated programming through the XR & Game DeveloperCon track. The event suits professionals from software companies, tech startups, enterprises with mobile products, and consultancies.