AIM - Apps in Motion Events

AIM (Apps in Motion) is a curated conference for senior mobile app leaders — founders, C-suite executives, and heads of growth and monetization — built around peer-level conversations about how app businesses scale to the top. Rather than a broad developer or expo event, the format favors meaningful operator-to-operator discussion on user acquisition, product, retention, and monetization. It is aimed at people already running real app businesses at scale, so the room skews toward decision-makers shaping the app economy rather than newcomers. Browse our verified attendee reviews above to see how past participants describe the experience.

AIM: Apps in Motion brings app leaders together at NASDAQ headquarters in New York, placing the event in the financial heart of the city. Editions are dated by year and host city — for example, AIM Apps in Motion 2026 New York. Because it is a focused, curated gathering rather than a large recurring expo, the venue and dates are confirmed per edition. Check the upcoming events section above for the exact dates and location of the next AIM edition.

AIM positions admission as an invitation- and application-led pass rather than open ticket sales, so pricing varies by edition, the seniority of your role, and whether you attend as an individual app leader or a sponsoring company. Early-confirmation rates are typically lower than at-the-door pricing, and because the curated format keeps seats intentionally limited, registration can close before published dates. Check the upcoming events section above for current pricing and how to request a place at the next edition.

AIM sessions concentrate on what drives growth in the modern app economy: user acquisition, web-to-app funnels, smart pricing and monetization, retention, and turning mobile content directly into revenue. Curated talks also tackle building system-level growth frameworks that compound over time, turning influencers into a scalable growth engine, and pricing AI-powered apps for profitability. The agenda is shaped around the operational problems senior app teams are actively solving rather than vendor product demos.

For app founders and growth leaders, the value of AIM lies less in keynote volume and more in peer access — a curated, NASDAQ-hosted room with a high density of operators facing the same monetization and scaling problems you are, which is harder to find at large open conferences. Attendees commonly cite the candor of peer-level conversations and the quality of the room as the main draws. If you are earlier in your app journey or looking for hands-on technical workshops, a broader developer event may fit better. Browse our verified attendee reviews above to judge whether the room matches your role.