Hantar atau Matiby Zaki Othman · indie hacker KL
Crew pushed Faiz's startup — Kedai Kopi HQ.
1 hour ago
0 users.
0 revenue.
Not because the idea is bad...
...but because nobody can use your product yet.
“Two more weeks to launch.”
It's been "two more weeks" for four months 💀
Polishing in silence isn't progress.
You don't need more time.
You need a different strategy.
step
You become the average of the five people closest to you. Join a private crew of builders who actually ship products — not productivity tourists.
Join a Discord community of pirates who ship
Keep each other honest with daily check-ins
Feeling alone? Hop in a voice channel and cowork with the crew
step
Building a business is scary. Build one feature with a "buy" button first. We break that small bet into a game-style startup roadmap.
One feature. One buy button. That's all it takes to validate
Overthinking? Each step guides you to the next one
Finally launch your idea — this part is non-negotiable
step
This is the whole game. Hantar atau Mati exists so that quitting feels stupid and shipping feels fun. Keep building until you find the startup that changes your life.
A public mission profile that keeps you accountable
A 30-day deadline & trophies that turn shipping into a game
Ship, launch, repeat — that's your new normal
Miss the deadline... and you're out
✕Hall of shame in a public Discord channel
✕Kicked out of the community
✕Marked "overboard" in front of everyone
✕No refunds
Indie hacker, KL. Spent 2 years building a brilliant startup nobody wanted: 0 users, RM0 revenue. Switched strategy — build, launch, repeat — and has now shipped 30+ products, a few past RM20K MRR.
Quit her day job to teach herself to code. Her first app hit 100,000 downloads, then she shipped two more products now earning real monthly revenue. Living proof the loop works.
pricing
$269
one-time payment
$249
sold out
$269
58 spots left
$299
next 100 users
Anything, as long as it can be shared with a link. SaaS, a tool, a directory, a marketplace, an AI wrapper, a weird little experiment. If the crew can click it, it counts.
Great. Bring it aboard and stop polishing the treasure map. The goal is to ship the smallest version people can actually use.
You'll pick one fast. No hiding in the fog for three weeks asking the wind for permission.
No. You just need to be stubborn enough to get one link live. Code it yourself, vibe code it, or duct-tape it together. The sea doesn't care how your boat floats.
After checkout, you pick the project you're committing to. The moment that mission is created, the 30-day timer starts. Once you ship and stay aboard, you don't have to start a new mission right away — begin whenever you want, and that kicks off a fresh 30-day timer.
You get marked "overboard", lose community access, and become a cautionary tale for the next batch of pirates who think they're special.
Yes, early on and for the right reasons. But once you sign the pledge, you're committed to that idea and the 30-day clock.
No. Courses make you feel productive while you keep hiding. This is a deadline, an exclusive community, and a public launch ready to judge your excuses.
Enough to move the ship every day. Some pirates have full-time jobs, kids, chaos, and terrible Wi-Fi. The rule is progress, not perfect conditions.
If you're seriously asking this, blink twice and start over.
4 thrown overboard
