Coworkies is a global platform for coworking spaces that combines a space directory, job board, member network, and community tools. Founded in 2016 in Berlin, it connects over 700 coworking spaces worldwide with freelancers, remote workers, and digital nomads. It helps coworking communities grow, share opportunities, and collaborate across borders.

Coworkies — Where Coworking Communities Connect

Founded in Berlin in 2016 by Pauline Roussel and Dimitar Inchev, Coworkies has grown into one of the most comprehensive platforms built specifically around the coworking ecosystem. Rather than a simple space-finder, it is a full-stack community platform that serves coworking spaces, their members, and anyone looking to plug into the global coworking world.

What Coworkies Offers

At its core, Coworkies operates across four pillars:

Space Directory — A searchable catalog of 700+ coworking spaces globally, with profiles that include location, amenities, community details, and links to each space's own website and social channels.
Job Board — A dedicated job board for coworking spaces, flex offices, coliving properties, and hospitality businesses. Spaces can post jobs for free or pay to promote listings for wider reach. It's one of the few job boards focused specifically on hiring within the coworking industry itself.
Member Network — Coworkers can create profiles, connect with others across different spaces, share skills, and find collaboration partners. The network is designed to extend the community benefits of a single coworking space to a worldwide stage.
Community Forum — A discussion forum where digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, and startup founders exchange ideas and resources around the coworking lifestyle.

Who It's For

Coworkies is a useful resource for a few different types of nomads and remote workers:

Nomads scouting spaces: The directory gives a curated view of vetted coworking spaces worldwide, with enough context to decide whether a space fits your working style and community expectations.
Nomads looking for work or contracts: The job board surfaces roles at coworking spaces and the broader flexible-work hospitality sector — useful if you're interested in working for or with coworking venues.
Frequent coworking users: The network and forum are built for people who move between spaces regularly and want to maintain professional relationships across cities and countries.

A Platform Built Around Community, Not Just Desks

What sets Coworkies apart from listing platforms like Coworker or Google Maps is its emphasis on the human layer — the people inside coworking spaces, not just the spaces themselves. Events are listed alongside jobs and spaces, and coworking operators use the platform to communicate with their members beyond the front desk.

For digital nomads who treat coworking not just as a Wi-Fi solution but as a way to build professional community on the road, Coworkies offers a richer set of tools than most alternatives.

If you are deeply embedded in the coworking world — whether as a frequent user, an operator, or someone who makes a living working within that ecosystem — Coworkies is worth having in your toolkit.