4 online workshops
Weekly sessions, two hours each.
A practical community-building programme
From idea to first event
Four online workshops to help you turn an idea into a community and host your first event, with individual support along the way.
The programme
A focused, application-based cohort for people who want to build a community alongside their work, studies, or other commitments.
Weekly sessions, two hours each.
7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Two one-on-one 30-minute slots included.
Intimate, focused, and designed for participation.
Your instructor
Writer · Founder · Community builder
Harsh Snehanshu is a writer, entrepreneur and a serial community-builder.
He graduated from IIT Delhi with a degree in Engineering Physics, is a Young India Fellow, and studied urban policy at Sciences Po in Paris.
He co-founded YourQuote, a YC-backed writing app with over 8 million users, and Bookmark, a dating app for readers.
He also co-founded Pint of View, India’s largest lecture community, and Cubbon Reads, the world’s largest silent reading community, with chapters in 130+ cities across four continents.
He’s currently organising Asia’s first-ever Lecture FestivalTM, a festival of learning over drinks on 19–20 December 2026 at Jayamahal Palace Grounds, Bengaluru.
Through his work building communities, he shares practical frameworks, learnings, and playbooks for finding people who care, giving them reasons to return, and taking a community from its first idea to its first event.
Portfolio
Every community begins with a person who wants to bring people together. Here is what participants have gone on to build.
Mythology, live.
Running followed by journaling.
A Sunday breakfast meet in a different Bangalore neighbourhood every week.
An open mic for broken people, with space for raw stories and unfiltered conversations.
A place to meet without prompts, without AI, and simply be present with one another.
Discover the city through heritage walks and map-making.
An analog photography club that takes silent walks with just four shots allowed.
A running retreat for women runners in Sakleshpur.
A South Indian supper club bringing people together around a shared table.
A space for writing your next newsletter over carefully curated playlists..
Baithaks by the beach.
Applications are open
No idea yet? That’s absolutely fine. You can apply even if you’re starting from scratch. We’ll help you find your starting point and work towards your first event.