Distributed companies like Buffer are possible and Github has a pretty good list of remote friendly tech companies (of which a portion are distributed). https:

Distributed companies like Buffer are possible and Github has a pretty good list of remote friendly tech companies (of which a portion are distributed). https://github.com/jessicard/remote-jobs https://github.com/jessicard/remote-jobs The fundamental issue with whole teams travelling together is that everyone has different lifestyles and tastes. Finding someone who's a good fit for your company is difficult enough; throwing in lifestyle matches is adding a big dose of complication. As a digital nomad and someone who's moved continuously for the past 2 years, I can say moving non-stop actually can be draining (unless you've enough funds to pay for all the comforts that you want no matter where you move to). Nevertheless, maybe you'll find your co-founder along the way. Hanging out in digital nomad hubs like Chiang Mai might be a good place to find someone who has a similar mindset. Good luck with your startup!