In a nutshell
- Singapore‑based publisher iterco expands into Jakarta with iterhaus (creative hub) and Porch (community café).
- Spaces designed to connect game developers, founders, artists, and creators.
- Features include motion capture studio, podcast studio, playtesting rooms, and guild‑style community events.
Singapore‑based game publisher iterco has announced the launch of iterhaus and Porch, two new creative spaces in South Jakarta designed to connect Indonesia’s fast‑growing game industry and creative community.
Since its founding, iterco has published 10 titles and earned more than 15 international awards, working with studios across Southeast Asia to bring locally developed games to global audiences. With Indonesia emerging as one of the region’s most dynamic creative markets, iterco is now investing in physical spaces to foster collaboration and innovation.
iterhaus: Where Creativity Happens
Located in Kebayoran Baru, iterhaus is a 24/7 creative hub offering flexible workspaces, meeting rooms, event spaces, playtesting facilities, and a hybrid motion capture and podcast studio.
The hub also hosts workshops, networking sessions, and creator‑focused programs, aiming to transform casual conversations into partnerships and new ventures.
Porch: The Front Door to the Ecosystem
Complementing iterhaus is Porch, a community cafe open daily, designed as a welcoming space for creators and the public. Apart from coffee, Porch hosts community events, brand activations, and creator meetups, serving as an approachable entry point into the wider iterhaus ecosystem.
Together, iterhaus and Porch create a connected experience where a casual coffee meeting can evolve into a workshop, collaboration, or long‑term partnership.
CEO Matthew of iterco explained:
“We wanted to give back by strengthening the creative ecosystem in Indonesia. There was a strong need for a central hub where developers could meet, share ideas, and build meaningful relationships. That’s what inspired iterhaus and Porch.”
