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One to ones, happy hours, online meetups...you choose!

These virtual online meet ups are completely self organizing, it's up to you to put your name and idea out there and decide when and where they happen.

You can meet to just chat, or perhaps you want to set a topic, or offer a talk or an AMA. Anything goes.

You can:

  • add your name to the spreadsheet below
  • join a session from the spreadsheet
  • and/or start a new discussion to promote your own online session

Typically indie hackers are choosing their preferred tools and providing a Calendly link to book a time slot that works. Generally these are not recorded calls, but again it's totally up to whoever is organizing.

Personally I use Calendly + Whereby and accept up to 3 other people, though normally it is one on one. I like Whereby as there is no software to install, it can all be done via a browser. There are mobile apps that I sometimes use in an emergency!

Here's a spreadsheet with other indie hackers who are up for meeting online. Book yourself a slot and/or add your name in!

Also if you have done one recently, feel free to let us know how it's gone!

on January 15, 2020
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    Loving these virtual coffees! Have done ~15 in the past month, and had a great virtual coffee today with @PradipCloud!

    He's a real expert on (enterprise) negotiation.

    Chatting about the role negotiation plays in enterprise sales really helped me realise something:

    For small, B2B SaaS sales, being good at negotiation isn't helpful...

    If you 'win' a negotiation with a prospect, they will just churn after a month or two, and you'll lose the revenue🤷‍♀️ (but be left with the sales costs)