Two minutes.
Tell us who you are and send a link to something you made. It doesn’t have to be finished. It has to be yours.
Acompanycanbeonepersonnow.Itstillshouldn’tbebuiltalone.
iswhereNepal’sbuildersfindeachother.
Notaclub.Notacourse.Aroomfullofpeoplemakingrealthings,andareasontofinishyours.
Zerotoone.Itcompounds.
Wearegoingtoseethefirstonepersonbilliondollarcompanysoon.
This guy
Most of the work happens alone.
Fortheoneswhodon’twaitforateam.Theoneswhoshipat1am.Thelet’sjustdoitpeople.
Nobody is coming to build it for you.
Showup.Ship.Showothers.
Every week, somewhere.
Bring a laptop and a problem. Work next to people who are also trying to ship. Leave with something done.
Six days to ship.
Time-boxed sprints with a clear finish line. The solo founder competition is one of them. Most people surprise themselves.
Show what’s working.
Once a month. Five minutes each. A live product and honest feedback, not slides and applause.
It compounds.
Co-founders, first customers, first hires. The people you ship next to become the people you build with.
The view is better when you finish.
Afewhonestanswers.
A community for people in Nepal who build things. Founders, designers, engineers, operators, students. We meet, we ship, we show each other the work. The six-day solo founder competition is one of the things we run, not the whole thing.
Anyone who is making something, or about to. You don’t need a degree, a company or a co-founder. You need something you’re working on and the willingness to show it.
Nothing. Membership is free and so are the meetups. Some build weeks have limited seats, and we’ll say how they’re picked before they open.
Kathmandu first, with build nights in Pokhara and online. If there are five builders in your city, tell us and we’ll help you start one.
