We didn’t start with a grand plan. We started with a simple frustration. Great ideas were getting stuck between “I need this built” and “Who can actually do it right now?” Freelance platforms felt too heavy. Hiring was slow. Small technical tasks weren’t worth long contracts. And talented engineers around us wanted real problems to solve — not just portfolios to polish. So we built weekcode. A place where: • Someone can post a real problem in minutes • Engineers can pick it up instantly • Work happens collaboratively, often in small focused bursts • Payments are tied to solving — not just promising What surprised us was the behavior: Engineers started teaming up on tasks. Micro-projects turned into real prototypes. People earned side income solving actual problems — sometimes even just for the joy of building. It became less like a marketplace… and more like a live workshop on the internet. We’re launching weekcode to explore a simple question: What if solving small, real-world problems was as easy as posting a tweet? Would love your feedback, criticism, and wild ideas. We’re building this in the open.

WeekCode

Post a problem. Get it built.

Post a problem. Get it built.