The platform your institution runs on
Build your community,
make the difference.
Matching, mentoring, collaboration, projects, community and startups. Nine modules, and you turn on the ones you need.
Book a demoStart one, or join one.
Research projects and startups work the same way from both sides. The same person can post a project in the morning and apply to someone else's in the afternoon.
Start your own
- 1
Post your project
Say what it's about, how many hours it takes and who you need. Ask for a cover letter if you want one.

- 2
Applications come to you
Each one arrives with a CV, a cover letter and the person's publications.

- 3
Pick who joins
Move people to under review, then accept. Everyone hears back.

Join someone's
- 1
Find a project that fits
Search by research area and see the ones closest to your own work first.

- 2
Apply with your profile
Your CV and transcript are already attached. Write the cover letter and send.

- 3
See where it stands
Sent, under review, accepted. No chasing anyone by email.

Matched. Now you work together.
The project shows up under My Matches for both of you.

Everything that gets you there.
Why
LinkedIn, but for your own community.
Right now there’s no platform that helps researchers inside a community actually build something together: post a real research proposal, find the right people, start a company.
So we built one, somewhere a connection turns into work.
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From your department

Mei Takahashi
Materials
Looking for a partner lab with a cryo-EM slot in Q1. We can offer beamtime in return.

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Imaging
Two student places open on low-field MRI for rural clinics. Engineering or medical background, both welcome.






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Not another social network
Every connection here leads somewhere: a thesis, a collaboration, a co-founder.
Only your people
Access runs on your own email domains. The directory is your faculty, your students, your partners. Nobody else.
Research turns into companies
Proposals and co-founder matching are modules of their own, not a jobs tab bolted onto a feed.
White-label
Your brand, not ours.
Every institution gets its own instance, with its name, its colours, its corners. Members see your institution when they log in, never a vendor.
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Prof. Daniel Osei
Imaging, 2h
Two student places open on low-field MRI for rural clinics. Engineering or medical background, both welcome.
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Who it’s for
Built for institutions of any shape.
One community platform for higher education and research, set up the way your institution is organised.
Research universities
Give departments one place to find each other, instead of a mailing list nobody reads.

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Platform
Nine modules.
Built to grow and engage.
Book a demoResearch and thesis positions, posted by faculty and applied to with one profile. Every application has a state, so nobody wonders where they stand.
- · Apply once with your CV and a cover letter, then reuse the profile
- · Four stages from first review to final match
- · Positions expire after 90 days, so the board stays real
- · Post and manage your own positions from one dashboard
Everyone in your institution, searchable by what they actually work on. Faculty, students and partners in one place.
- · Search by research area, not just by name
- · Faculty profiles imported per department
- · People choose whether they appear
Where the institution talks. Posts, votes, threaded replies and link previews, all of it internal.
- · Sort by hot, new or top
- · Threaded comments with their own votes
- · Links unfurl into previews
Mentors publish the hours they actually have. Mentees book against them and both sides get the calendar invite.
- · A weekly pattern plus exceptions, in the mentor's own timezone
- · Notice periods, buffers and a daily cap
- · Reminders and cancellations handled automatically
Research turns into companies here. Founders post what they're building and who they need; co-founders apply by role.
- · Proposals carry the pitch, the stage and the roles open
- · Applications name the role they're for
- · A second matching engine, separate from research
Announcements and a live calendar, written in markdown and pinned when they matter.
- · News and events in one timeline
- · Drafts before anything goes out
- · Full-text search across everything published
The governance layer. People request to join, admins approve, and the roster is public where you want it to be.
- · Join requests with an approval step
- · Members can belong to several committees
- · A public page for the ones you publish
Openings from partner organisations, shown to the people already in your directory.
- · Partners post directly
- · Matched against research areas already on file
- · Applications reuse the same profile
One access point to institutional data, with permissions that follow your own policies.
- · Data from across the institution in one place
- · Dashboards and reporting on top of it
- · Access governed by your rules, not ours

Access and control
You decide who is inside.
The controls an institution asks about first, each one a screen in the admin area.

Pricing
You pay for the modules you turn on.
Your price depends on the modules you switch on, how many people are inside and how much help you want.
Pricing is personalised, so we quote it on the call, once we know what you need. Every plan comes with your own brand, access by your email domains, the admin area and every update.
Book a demoFAQ
What institutions ask us first.
If your question isn't here, bring it to the call.
Everyone on it belongs to your institution, and it is built for starting work together. Research proposals, applications and co-founder matching are modules of their own. A post doesn't collect reactions from strangers, it's built to actually start a collaboration.
No. Your instance carries your institution's name, colours and corner style. Members see your institution when they log in, never a vendor.
Only people with an email address on your university's or institution's domains. They sign up with that address, and someone using a personal email is turned away. Staff ask to be verified, and an admin approves them before they appear in the directory.
Yes. A university consortium, a hospital network or an alumni network runs one community across its members. Each member's email domains put its people in the right institution, and committees and cross-site projects are built in.
In the European Union or in the United States. You choose which.
Your admins. Members can report a post or a project, the reports land in one queue, and an admin keeps it or removes it. The author is told when something of theirs is removed, and why.
No. Turn on the ones your members will use and leave the rest off. You pay for the modules you switch on.
It depends on the modules you switch on, how many people are inside and how much help you want, so we quote it on a 30-minute call. Every plan includes your own brand, access by your email domains, the admin area and every update.






















