The coworking + coliving
space for indiehackers only
30 days. Southeast Asia. 10–20 indie hackers who are actually shipping apps, SaaS, content and more.
Apply NowYou've been at this for months (or let's be real, years).
You've got 50 ideas sitting in your iPhone notes.
You've launched 3 apps that haven't made any money.
You can't share what you've built online because of copycats.
Claude is your only co-founder, friend and assistant in one.
You're here because you're building in a silo.
You don't lack the dream or hustle. You lack the space and support.
Wandertime is the space and support.
We're the IRL coworking and coliving space for indiehackers only.
We bring together other makers who're going through the same process, so you can build and ship faster. That's it.
We handle the logistics so you can focus on shipping.
Scenic Stay
A beautiful, well-located home base. Live and work from a gorgeous space, close to amenities so you get a true local experience.
Coworking Space
A dedicated space for everyone to share wins and learnings together in one space. Fast wifi.
Breakfast Included
Breakfast is sorted every morning. Every dietary requirement accommodated; just tell us in advance.
Weekly Cleaning
A weekly deep clean keeps your space spotless.
Indiehackers Only
Building alone can get lonely. Be surrounded by ambitious makers who get the journey.
Demo Nights
Weekly demo nights and accountability sessions. Set your goals, let the group keep you accountable.
We're for indiehackers only and there's a reason why.
Indiehackers go to X or startup communities for accountability and learning.
But it's hard to know who to trust online (founders claiming to make $50k MRR…?) and getting feedback is risky with copycats.
Startup communities are too broad and are aiming for completely different outputs: YC, unicorn status, 1 idea for multiple years, Forbes mention, working with VCs.
While indiehackers are working in the COMPLETELY opposite direction: solo founders, anti-VC, profitable MRR, experimenting with multiple ideas but proven business models, acquisitions…
So why don't they have their own space?
Indiehackers build in similar verticals (SaaS, ecommerce, content creation, apps, courses, paid communities etc.) but for different niches.
We're betting that if more indiehackers built, shipped and shared their playbooks together, we'd have more successful makers.
Indiehackers
Founders shipping SaaS, tools, apps, anything with an MRR dashboard.
Creator-builders
Audience-first people building products on top of their content. Course creators, newsletter operators, community builders.
Lifestyle business owners
Freelancers, agency owners, ecom founders, IRL automated businesses.
No remote workers
Explorers
You've got a laptop, Claude and Redbull running through your veins and a dream.
You've read the books.
You've saved the X posts.
You've done the course.
Now come and build.