Quiet hours,booked.
nimtin helps creators and spaces collaborate.
We handle terms, payments and recurrence.
An illustration of a venue's week: quiet weekday hours filled with popups, classes and residencies, each showing its hours, who is running it and how many people it brings.
niềm tin
Vietnamese. Belief, trust, confidence.
How it works
You bring the concept.
- Venues that fit.Stop cold-DMing rooms that were never going to say yes.
- You confirm, you do not fill forms.Your profile and credentials travel with you, matches appear.
- Presell built in.Sell out before you show up.
- Their crowd meets yours.Cross promotion is part of the deal, not a favor.
- A track record that compounds.Every booking makes the next yes easier.
You bring the room.
- Revenue from hours you already have.No extra hats, no new staff.
- Filtering, not finding.Every ask has terms attached and known.
- Collaborations show up prepared.Insurance certificates, run sheets, on-time, cleaned up.
- Settlement lands on its own.Your share, no chasing.
- Your calendar stays yours.You approve who is in the room, and when.
onnbon @ Roses on Adeline
tea bar · neighborhood restaurant
From popup to startup
Subhadeep operates onnbon, a Wednesday tea bar inside Roses on Adeline in South Berkeley. The weekly popup where we work with Rose and other independent owner-operators. We help each other, we grow together.
We saw how trust and belief in each other, respect and care for spaces, can create community and activate a block. This collaboration is the origin and model for nimtin.
“We want to see more community spaces in our neighborhood. It’s been a beautiful thing to witness and how this little pop up has grown.”Rose · Roses on Adeline
If you have ideas or skills to contribute, get in touch.
I am building this for the independent creators, operators and organizers who make neighborhoods worth walking around in. I answer my own email.
Subhadeep, founderOr email us · set up a call