About Landcode

Landcode is a creative marketplace organised by dial code — your landcode. +31, +233, +44: the number that already connects a place is the one we use to organise the people making things there. It's how you find the scene around you, and how the scene around you finds the world.

The idea

Creative work is local before it is global. A stylist in Accra, a 3D artist in Amsterdam, a producer in London — each belongs to a scene rooted in a place, yet reachable from anywhere. Dial codes are a language everyone already speaks, so we made them the map. Browse by landcode, drop into a city's creative life, and take it with you wherever you go. That's the whole promise: Create Locally. Connect Globally.

What you can do here

• Discover creatives by landcode and craft — from music to fashion, film to design.
• Shop the marketplace — creators and brands sell directly, with a clear, disclosed platform fee.
• Find and host events on the map — pop-ups, shows, and sessions with real venues.
• Collaborate — send a collab request to another creator and build something together.

How we think about it

Two principles shape almost everything. First, privacy is local by default: creatives appear on the map at the level of an area — “De Pijp, Amsterdam” — never an exact address, and pins fade on a timer. Second, connection happens off-platform: we point you to Instagram or email rather than building yet another inbox. Landcode is where you find each other; the making happens in the real world.

Where we are

This is an early product. Much of what you see runs on a device today and moves to real servers as the backend lands — accounts, payments, storage and the geo database are all designed as one-file swaps. We're building in the open, corridor by corridor, starting with the scenes we know best.