1. Make your signal clear
Profiles and startup pages hold the context that matters: current intent, skills, commitment, progress, and the kind of collaboration you are looking for. Clear context creates better introductions.
- Show what you are building or learning.
- Describe the contribution you can make.
- Keep your profile current as your direction changes.
2. Discover with intent
Discovery filters help you narrow the network by fields that matter early: industry, startup stage, founder intent, commitment, and location. Search spans public people, startups, institutions, clubs, and events.
- Read before reaching out.
- Use one specific reason for contact.
- Treat compatibility as a prompt for conversation, not a ranking of people.
3. Operate communities with continuity
The institution layer brings membership, clubs, events, tasks, announcements, and governance into a more accountable workspace. It is built for continuity across student terms and leadership changes.
- Use verified ownership and role-scoped access.
- Keep decisions and handovers documented.
- Protect student information and share only what is necessary.