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Show what you build
Create a builder profile that makes your work, context, and direction easy to understand.
About Hackyard
The network for builders who ship.
Great builders are everywhere.
They are just hard to find.
Hackyard helps them find each other through real work.
Why it exists
Builder discovery is still broken.
Feeds are noisy.
Social networks reward attention. Not useful work.
Credentials miss context.
A title does not show what someone can build.
Communities hide people.
Useful builders get buried inside chats and channels.
Hackyard is work-first.
Find people by what they build, what they need, and what they can help with.
How it works
Show the work. Say the need. Find the person.
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Say what you need
Make it clear if you need a co-founder, engineer, designer, early user, feedback, or distribution help.
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Find useful people
Discover builders by project, skill, location, need, and what they can help with.
The team
Built by founders, engineers, and community builders.
Hackyard started from one simple idea:
talented builders exist everywhere.
Shyamol Konwar
Co-Founder, Product & GTM
Assam, India
Started building from a small village in Assam and now works across product, growth, and go-to-market for Hackyard.
Utpal Kalita
Co-Founder, Engineer
Tezpur, Assam, India
A self-taught engineer, MLH Fellow, and international hackathon winner building the technical foundation of Hackyard.
Prantik Pratim Medhi
Co-Founder, Community Lead
Assam, India
Leads member conversations, onboarding, and community feedback loops that shape what Hackyard becomes.
Sarthak Gupta
Co-Founder, Product & Growth
Delhi, India
Works on product strategy, startup validation, growth, and customer discovery for the builder network.
Principles
What we believe.
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Work over status.
Profiles start with what people are building, what they need, and what they can help with. Not vanity metrics.
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Discovery over feeds.
Hackyard is not another attention feed. It is designed to help useful builders find each other faster.
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Build from anywhere.
Great builders are in small towns, hostels, universities, offices, villages, and late-night side projects.