It's been a few months since I started indie hacking. The thing is, it's really lonely and it's hard to find hard connections online. Even if I have something to share, it feels like just writing something up and fire-and-forget. I know it's the age of asynchronous and remote working, but I would like to have some synchronous face-to-face talking until I get something to build, or at least until I built an MVP that makes some revenue.
I'm living in the heart of Silicon Valley and I think there will be a lot of people in SF or Mountain View, Palo Alto, etc. that want to be their own bosses(a.k.a indie hackers) even though they're working in another company. I'm planning on renting a coworking space for about 2~30 people and just put in some drinks, desks, and chairs so people can come here and brainstorm ideas, network, and build together until they're able to go fully remote. I want to keep on helping people find ideas, connect them with new people(matchmaking cofounders), and even build legal entities.
I hope this to become my first indie-hacking endeavor, which is to help fellow indie hackers who feel the same with me. Please give feedback if you guys want such a place, and if you do, what should be in it. Also, if there's anything like this, please tell me! I would love to go there :)
Okay, it's been a couple of days this post has gone up but does that really mean there's not many people who want to see face-to-face in an area where there's like-minded people? Are there any alternatives out there? I hoped that I wasn't the only one that wanted this but oh well :(