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Zero to Website
Saturday, November 14 · 8:00 PM PHT · 2 hours
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Build & Launch Your Own Portfolio Site.
Where Filipinos starting out in tech ship in public, land jobs and projects, and sell what they make.
Post a live project, apply to jobs and freelance projects with it, sell your templates and kits in the store, and learn in live sessions.
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Live sessions
Sessions with ZAN
Small, live sessions on building, pricing and shipping real work. Pick one, book your seat here, and the join link lands in your inbox.
- Freelancers
- Startup founders
- Startup developers
Earn from your skills
Get hired. Get paid projects. Sell what you make.
Your demos are your resume here. Apply to jobs and freelance projects with one click, and turn the templates and kits you already made into income.
ZAN Jobs
2 open jobs and projects
- Apply in one click: your profile, demos and certificates go with it.
- Every post shows the pay. See when the employer views yours.
- Get an alert when a post matches your skills.
ZAN Store
2 products from members
- Sell templates, UI kits, code starters and guides. Keep 90% of every sale.
- Withdraw your earnings to GCash or Maya.
- Every product is checked by our team, with refunds if it is not as described.
Daniel Zan Baltazar
Founder, ZAN Community
Jae Yim
Co-founder, ZAN Community
Kristi Bautista
Strategic Advisor, ZAN Community
The founders
Connecting Filipino freelancers with the businesses that need them.
Daniel, Jae and Kristi are building ZAN Community with one vision: to help every freelancer in the Philippines, from video editors, graphic designers and virtual assistants to developers, grow their skills, show real work and connect with business owners looking for talent. Members learn together in live Sessions with ZAN and keep their finished work here, in public, where clients can find it.
How I became a software developer Daniel's own account of getting from zero to working developer, written for anyone starting from the same place. journey.danielzanbaltazar.comWhy is this paid?
Free to join. One payment to put your work on the wall.
Browsing, reacting, sessions and giveaways cost nothing. Publishing your demos is a one-time ₱219 (plus VAT), and that is what keeps the platform fast, backed up and moderated instead of covered in ads. It is a small investment in the one page an employer will actually click.
₱245.28 once, VAT included
No renewals. No hidden charges.
Unlimited demo uploads
Post every project you finish, from a website to a video edit, a design or a campaign, each with a live link, a preview and the tools you used, on a shelf hiring managers already browse.
Featured on Daniel Zan Baltazar's vlog
Your demos get included in Daniel's vlog and socials, so your work travels further than one profile page.
A platform that stays smooth
The fee pays for hosting, nightly backups, uptime checks on your links and human moderation. Not ads on your profile.
A wall of serious builders
Skin in the game keeps the wall free of spam and drive-by posts, which is exactly why employers trust what they see here.
Most appreciated on the wall
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A word for anyone starting out in tech
For anyone starting out in tech
Develop success from failures. Discouragement and failure are two of the surest stepping stones to success.
You do not need permission, a degree or a job title to start.
You need one finished thing with a link. Post it before it feels ready, then build the next one. The wall is full of first projects by people who were exactly where you are.
Stop preparing to work. Ship one thing.
Post it before you think it is ready. That is the whole culture.