Dan Lynch
Founder at Constructive
Dan Lynch is a serial entrepreneur, builder, and web architect with multiple exits. While earning two EECS degrees from UC Berkeley, he founded several no-code and web infrastructure companies backed by Marc Benioff, Reid Hoffman, and Naval Ravikant. His ventures include Brandcast (acquired by TIME) and Amaze/Famo.us (acquired by AMZE). Today he is the CEO of Constructive, an open-source developer stack whose tooling—used by Supabase, Vercel, Databricks and other major platforms—has surpassed 100 million downloads and powers more than 10 million Postgres databases worldwide. With three decades of experience building web infrastructure, Dan is unifying the past, present, and future of software development through Constructive’s interoperable stack.
Upcoming presentations
As AI and automation accelerate software development, trust shifts from who wrote the code to what guarantees the system provides, making the backend the final line of defense. When software is generated, orchestrated, and executed at machine speed, security can no longer live in conventions, reviews, or application glue—it must be structural. This is where Constructive’s architectural approach...
Apr 22 2026
Modern software is built from composable, versioned modules with clear dependencies, reproducible builds, and continuous verification. Databases, despite being the most critical layer in the stack, are still developed without these guarantees—relying on fragile migration chains, manual conventions, and security rules that are difficult to test or audit.
This talk introduces a package-first a...
Apr 23 2026