Map. Hacker houses, residencies, hardware labs and work cafés as logo pins on a dark MapLibre map, filterable by what you're looking for.

Network. A force-directed graph of Bangalore builders, wired by mutual follows on X, with an AI guide that finds you a warm intro path.

Discover. Every place and upcoming event in one searchable list, synced from Luma, Devfolio and Meetup.

Contribute. Signed-in members propose sourced additions and corrections; an approval queue keeps the catalog trustworthy.

The public graph is a closed world. Only hand-approved members appear, and signing in never adds you to it. The map stays curated rather than inflated.

Your placement is private. Sign in with X and you see a synthetic node for yourself and your mutual edges into the roster. Nobody else ever sees it.

Snapshots are baked, not queried. An admin bakes the graph into a single artifact, so the public page never depends on live auth or a database being up.

Costs are bounded by design. Per-user daily limits on the AI guide and a global monthly API ceiling, so a launch spike can't run up a bill.