Zoost
@zoost03I’m 22. A founder from the Netherlands. Looking to connect with more builders
I’m 22. A founder from the Netherlands. Looking to connect with more builders
I'm 26. Solo founder and unemployed data engineer from the Netherlands 🇳🇱. A month ago, I took a gamble and quit my data engineering job to have more time for my business. Looking to connect with more founders and builders 🙌
I'm 51. Solo founder from the Netherlands. Building privacy-first web analytics in the EU. Looking to connect with founders and indie hackers who actually look at their numbers.
I'm 24. Designer Engineer obsessed with branding, based in Netherlands. Looking to connect with cracked designers & founders in SF & NYC!
I'm 21. Designer and founder in NL. Looking to connect with builders and cracked designers
I'm Hussein. 34, based in The Netherlands. Looking to connect with more designers, founders, indie hackers, and sales people. Feel free to reach out. 😃
A bit late with this trend, but let’s see! I’m Pavel, 33 y.o. from Ukraine, based in the Netherlands. iOS developer, enjoy playing padel regularly, love reading books, and playing video games. I'm working towards building my own app empire to become self-employed. Let’s #connect 😅
I'm 46. Solo founder, building "health for us", "https://t.co/L6lJkUqeeX" and https://t.co/gdUtLEMzx2 in netherlands. Looking to connect with more builders. just put myself on the map: https://t.co/s5imJEZDrQ https://t.co/Mga27D5z0o
i am 19 based in the netherlands. looking to connect with more marketers, indie hackers, designers, developers, founders, investors and any sort of builders in the tech space. just put myself on the map: https://t.co/qiuc7FQA37 https://t.co/Od0mhBrMMl
I’m nearly 37. Solo founder, based in the Netherlands. Looking to connect with other builders! And I take around 10 vacations a year. Not because I’m not ambitious. Quite the opposite, actually. It’s because freedom isn't a perk; it's part of the goal. I didn’t start businesses to create a job I can never escape from. That's just trading one boss for another, arguably worse, one. My businesses exist to support my life. Not the other way around. I want to build things, make money, create systems, and work hard when it matters. And then, crucially, shut the laptop and go enjoy the mountains. Or the climbing wall. Or a run with my border collie. Or gymnastics. Or an obstacle course. You get the idea. I’ve learned that building is often the easy part now. Marketing, the continuous effort of getting your work seen, that's where the real friction is. And if that friction means I can't go bouldering or hit the trails, then the system is broken. That's why I'm obsessed with systems. With automation. With finding ways to keep good projects moving, to maintain momentum, without becoming a full-time marketer myself. Because frankly, I’d rather be outside. I’m looking to connect with more founders who see entrepreneurship this way. Ambitious, yes. But also allergic to building a life they don’t have time to enjoy. If you're building, and you love your sports, your hobbies, your life outside the screen, hit reply. Tell me what you're working on and what you do to keep your freedom intact.