
Netuorked
Structured peer networking
After weeks of bouncing between ideas, personas, and landing page edits, I finally did what I should’ve done earlier:
I deleted most of my app and focused on one thing.
No more 5 half-baked programs. No more guessing who it's for.
Netuorked now helps people achieve a career pivot through a 6-week peer-led group.
Weekly calls. Clear structure. Real connections.
I just needed a serious with myself to stop me running in circles.
In 1 hour of focused work, I made more progress than I had in 3 weeks.
Now I’m recruiting 4–5 people for Cohort #1.
I’ll test it, learn, and improve it from there.
If you know someone switching into tech—or doing #100DaysOfCode—DM me or drop a comment.
Let’s see where this goes.
I’m a full-time manufacturing pro, MBA candidate, part-time indie hacker wannabe, and career-long victim of “networking.”
I do think networking is broken, and we've all been exposed to it:
“Let’s connect” = “Let me sell”
Endless doom scrolling and algorithm throwing latest hot news at you, nothing to do with building professional network
Everyone’s shouting, nobody’s listening
The weirdest thing is that I believe we all need and want to talk, but it somehow just doesn't happen. We’re afraid of being rejected — or worse, mistaken for yet another sales pitch.
So I’m building Netuorked — a side project turned mission.
A place for career switchers, underrepresented folks in tech, young professionals to:
Join structured peer circles (no fluff, real outcomes)
Grow with others like them
Actually look forward to "networking"
Tech stack: Replit MVP, EmailJS, Postgres coming
Launch plan: Organic via Twitter, Reddit, and partnerships
Monetization: Low-cost premium tiers, free pilot for communities
I’m chasing 100 real users who actually care.
Follow if you’re into building really small and slow, turning pain into product, making community > content.
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I’ve experienced broken networking: pitch traps, awkward events, shallow spam on other platforms. I think I can fix that—first for me, then for others.

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