Beyond the Browser: Build a Chrome Extension with AI, Noida

About this event

Indian Data Club is hosting “Beyond the Browser”, a free hands-on workshop on building Chrome extensions with AI, on Saturday, 14 November 2026, from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm IST. It takes place at Paytm’s One Skymark office in Sector 98, Noida.

What happens at the event

The Luma listing sets out this running order:

1. Welcome and an introduction to Indian Data Club, its mission and recent initiatives.
2. An icebreaker so attendees can meet each other.
3. The main workshop, led by Aditya Goel, listed as a Business Automation Specialist at Codebasics.
4. A tea break.
5. An interactive quiz.
6. Closing remarks and open networking.

In the workshop, participants go through the whole process of making a working Chrome extension with AI help: planning the project, writing prompts, building it and testing it. The organisers say the method can be followed even by people with no coding background, and that the aim is for attendees to be able to repeat it on their own ideas afterwards.

Who should go

The listing names working professionals, students and developers as the audience. It suits anyone who wants to turn a small everyday browser annoyance into a tool of their own, or who wants a practical first project using AI coding assistants.

What to bring

The organisers ask attendees to finish a short setup guide (linked from the event page) before arriving, and to bring a fully charged laptop plus its charger. Questions about the workshop can go to the speaker on LinkedIn, as the listing suggests.

How to register

Entry is free, but registration on the official Luma page is a request: the host approves each attendee, so wait for confirmation before travelling. Note that the event was earlier listed under a different title; the Luma page now calls it “Beyond the Browser”.

About the organiser

Indian Data Club describes itself as a pan-India community for data, AI and tech learning through online and offline events, challenges and workshops. Its website lists chapters in nine cities, including Delhi NCR, and says it has hosted more than 50 events for a community of over 12,000 members.

Getting there

The venue is Paytm, One Skymark, Tower-D (floors 6 to 22), Plot H-10 B, Sector 98, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201304.

Sources

1. Indian Data Club, “Beyond the Browser”, Luma event page (date, time, venue, agenda, speaker, prerequisites, free entry, host approval).
2. Indian Data Club, indiandataclub.com homepage (community description, cities, events and member figures).

Before you go

• Register on the organiser's page. We list events but we don't sell tickets, and places at the popular ones go quickly.
• Check the venue on the day. Organisers move rooms, and some share the exact address only with people who have registered.
• Bring something to say. A one-line description of what you're building opens more conversations at these than a pitch deck does.
• Follow up within 48 hours. The value of a mixer is almost entirely in the messages you send afterwards.

Details come from Indian Data Club’s own listing, checked 12 Nov 2026. We're not the organiser and we don't take bookings — confirm the time and venue on their page before travelling.