Where students meet the founders they want to become.
For E-cells, incubation centres and alumni offices. One home for your campus’s builders: talks, bootcamps, student teams, and alumni who give an hour back.
Create your college communityOrganised the way you already are
Chapters, units and groups, named your way. Here’s a typical example.
Chapters
Campuses or faculties
e.g. Faculty of Engineering · School of Management · Alumni
- Each faculty runs its own talks and bootcamps
- An alumni chapter so graduates stay close
- News to one faculty, or to everyone
Units, inside a faculty
Departments or batches
e.g. Computer Science · Design · Class of 2027
- Sessions for the students they are for
- Students see who else is building in their department
- No spamming the whole campus
Groups, across campus
Teams and clubs
e.g. Team Orbit · Product club · Alumni founders
- Every student startup gets its own small space
- Clubs bring students together across departments
- Alumni founders in one group, ready to help
A week on campus
- MondayThe Faculty of Engineering announces this term’s startup bootcamp.Chapter
- TuesdayComputer Science hosts an alumnus on building a first product. CS students only.Unit
- WednesdayTeam Orbit books 30 minutes with someone in Alumni founders who sold to colleges before.Group
- FridayThe Product club meets in the library; students from four departments come.Group
What it means for you
More students who build
They see others doing it, and get help.
Alumni who give back
An hour at a time, without you arranging it.
One calendar for campus
Every talk and bootcamp in one place.
Proof for your institution
What happened, term by term.
Give your campus’s builders a home.
Free to create. Aim for 25 members in your first 30 days.
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