The people who make the room worth showing up for.
Founders, PMs, developers, designers, indie hackers, students and operators. If you make things, or want to, there's a chair with your name on it.
Eight kinds of builder. One room.
No stock-photo networking events. Just people who make things and the professionally curious.
Founders
Founder with 47 ideas and zero launches? You're invited.
Product Managers
PM with 83 items in the backlog? Bring snacks.
Developers
Think every problem needs another microservice? We need to talk.
Designers
Pixel-perfect a product nobody uses yet? Let's fix the second part.
Indie Hackers
Shipping in public, revenue in private? Show us the loop.
Students
Building instead of attending lectures? Correct choice. Come.
Operators
You keep the machine running. Bring the messy parts too.
Curious Builders
Not sure you belong? That's exactly who this room is for.
The unwritten rules, written down.
Nothing legal, just how the room actually works.
Bring something real
An idea, prototype, or live product. No decks-only pitches.
Ask, don't perform
The room learns more from a sharp question than a clever one-liner.
Feedback is a gift
Brutal and kind are not opposites here.
Leave the ego at the door
Roasters get roasted back if they're wrong.
Show up for others
Half the value is the room you help build, not just your turn.
Follow through
Come back and tell us what changed. That's the whole point.
Four steps. No application form.
01
RSVP to a roast night
Grab a seat at the next event: free, limited seats.
02
Show up, listen first
Your first time, just watch. Get a feel for the room.
03
Bring your own pitch
Idea, prototype, or live product, whenever you're ready.
04
Stay in the loop
Get on the invite list for the next date and who's roasting.
Ready when you are
Come for feedback. Stay because someone questioned your entire roadmap.
Bring a pitch, a prototype, or a live product. Leave with a plan you actually believe in.
Or just lurk. We'll email you when the next roast is booked.