← Velobar
The plan to your first $1,000
“A repair cafe for bicycles in Tbilisi”
Your goals
WANNA proposed these. Change any number — the nights that have not happened yet get rewritten around it.
Exist
nights 1–3
2 / 6 done
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N1
WANNA
Draft a one-page Velobar concept brief (repair-cafe positioning, the three customer segments, location criteria) for use with landlords and suppliers
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N1
you
Register velobar.ge domain and reserve @velobar handles on Instagram and Facebook
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N2
WANNA
Shortlist 15 candidate storefronts in Vake and Saburtalo within a 10-minute ride of the Mtkvari riverside path, TSU, and Vake Park, using myhome.ge and ss.ge listings
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N2
you
Message 2 real estate agents from the ss.ge listings to ask about viewing storefronts in Vake/Saburtalo
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N3
WANNA
Draft a pricing menu: coffee, natural wine, khachapuri benchmarked against 3 comparable Vake cafes, plus workbench hourly rate and full-service repair price list
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N3
you
Publish the Velobar Instagram and Facebook profile with the drafted bio and first intro post
Find who pays
nights 4–8
0 / 10 done
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N4
WANNA
Compile a list of 20 Tbilisi Facebook/Telegram groups where cyclists and expats gather (Tbilisi Expats, Tbilisi Cycling Community, Fixie Tbilisi, Wolt/Glovo courier groups) with member counts and posting rules
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N4
you
Walk the Vake Park loop and riverside path during evening ride hours to observe cyclist traffic and note foot-traffic spots
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N5
WANNA
List 10 existing Tbilisi bike shops/rental services to identify gaps in same-day, English-speaking repair service
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N5
you
Visit 2 shortlisted storefronts in person, take photos and measurements
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N6
WANNA
List TSU bulletin boards, dorms, and cycling/outdoors club contacts where flyers could be posted
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N6
you
Message 2 TSU cycling/outdoors club contacts asking about posting flyers on campus
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N7
WANNA
Compile a list of 15 Tbilisi natural wine producers/importers as potential wine-list suppliers, with public contact info
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N7
you
Decide on and confirm lease terms with the chosen storefront's landlord
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N8
WANNA
Draft a launch-week workbench tool checklist (stands, pumps, wrenches, tubes) sourced from 3 Tbilisi hardware/bike-parts suppliers with prices
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N8
you
Call 1 hardware/bike-parts supplier to confirm pricing and availability for the tool kit, and decide what to order
First money
nights 9–14
0 / 12 done
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N9
WANNA
Draft a soft-opening plan: date, hours, free coffee for first 20 customers, discounted repair rate for opening week
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N9
you
Post the soft-opening announcement in 3 of the compiled cycling/expat Facebook and Telegram groups
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N10
WANNA
Draft personal DM templates inviting 10 expat/cycling contacts to the soft opening
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N10
you
Message 5 friends or acquaintances in the cycling/expat community inviting them to soft opening
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N11
WANNA
Draft a laminated counter price card combining cafe and repair pricing
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N11
you
Walk through the finished space and workbench setup and decide go/no-go for the opening date
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N12
WANNA
Draft a loyalty punch-card concept (5th coffee free, 3rd repair discounted) with card copy
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N12
you
Open Velobar for its first day of soft-launch service and greet the first walk-in customers
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N13
WANNA
Draft a thank-you/follow-up message template with a return-visit discount code for day-one customers
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N13
you
Send the thank-you follow-up messages to day-one customers who left contact info
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N14
WANNA
Build a spreadsheet template tracking daily revenue by category (coffee/wine, self-repair tool time, full-service repair)
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N14
you
Review week-one cash totals and decide pricing/hours adjustments for week two
Repeat what worked
nights 15–22
0 / 16 done
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N15
WANNA
Draft a recurring "Fix-it Tuesday" discounted tool-time event concept with promo copy
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N15
you
Publish the Fix-it Tuesday weekly event announcement on Instagram and Facebook
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N16
WANNA
Draft a Google review request message template for satisfied first-week customers
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N16
you
Set up and publish Velobar's Google Business Profile with hours, photos, and category tags
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N17
WANNA
Draft a co-hosted "group ride + coffee" partnership proposal for a local cycling club
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N17
you
Message the local cycling club contact to propose the co-hosted group ride
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N18
WANNA
Draft a commuter bike-maintenance subscription pitch and list 8 nearby coworking spaces/offices in Vake/Saburtalo as targets
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N18
you
Pitch the commuter maintenance subscription to 1 coworking space in person or by call
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N19
WANNA
Script a 60-second Instagram Reel showing the mechanic doing a tune-up at the communal workbench
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N19
you
Film and post the mechanic tune-up video to Instagram
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N20
WANNA
Draft a referral-commission outreach message for 5 Airbnb "experience" hosts from the earlier list
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N20
you
Call 2 Airbnb hosts to finalize referral-commission terms
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N21
WANNA
Draft a "bring your bike" natural wine tasting event concept with social copy
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N21
you
Confirm the wine tasting event date with the chosen wine supplier
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N22
WANNA
Draft a month-one revenue analysis outline comparing coffee/wine, self-repair, and full-service segments
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N22
you
Host the wine tasting event and personally work the room to build repeat relationships
Get to a thousand
nights 23–30
0 / 16 done
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N23
WANNA
List 10 Tbilisi bike tour operators/rental companies and draft a repair-partner referral pitch
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N23
you
Message 2 bike tour operators to propose the repair-partner referral arrangement
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N24
WANNA
Draft in-store signage text for an email/QR signup with a join-the-ride-list incentive
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N24
you
Set up the in-store email/QR signup at the counter
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N25
WANNA
Draft a "Velobar founding member" annual self-repair membership offer with pricing options and urgency copy
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N25
you
Decide final founding-member pricing and publish the offer post
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N26
WANNA
Draft a bulk weekly maintenance deal pitch targeted at Wolt/Glovo courier group admins
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N26
you
Call a courier group admin to finalize the bulk maintenance deal terms
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N27
WANNA
Draft a review-request follow-up campaign, segmented for repeat vs first-time customers from the past 2 weeks
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N27
you
Send the review-request follow-up messages to last week's customers
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N28
WANNA
Draft a channel-performance checklist comparing FB groups, courier partnerships, Airbnb referrals, and walk-ins
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N28
you
Review the revenue spreadsheet and decide where to focus outreach for the final days
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N29
WANNA
Draft final-push weekend promo copy ("last chance for founding member pricing") for Instagram, Facebook, and Telegram
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N29
you
Send personalized outreach messages to the 10 highest-value contacts inviting one more visit
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N30
WANNA
Draft a 30-day retrospective summarizing what worked by segment and a draft plan for month two
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N30
you
Tally final revenue, confirm the $1,000 milestone, and publish the thank-you milestone post
WANNA's tasks are crossed off when the work actually exists — never because a job reported success.
Yours are crossed off only by you, and “Not me” is a real answer: the
remaining nights get rewritten to reach the same money another way, instead
of asking you again. The two are counted separately on purpose: finished writing is not the same as a customer who paid.