Four students around a table, one holding a tablet

Build something real with people on your campus.

How it works

Five steps, one agreement.

From a posted project to a paid one, everything happens on the platform, with both sides signed in.

STEP 01

Post

A founder lists the scope, the deliverables, the due dates, and how it pays.

The post a project form: startup, title, scope and skills
STEP 02

Apply

Students on the same campus read the terms and apply with a short proposal.

The apply page: hours and timeline, deliverables, terms, and a proposal box
STEP 03

Agree

The founder makes an offer on the posted terms. Both sides sign one standard agreement on the platform.

An offer with the agreement for student work beneath it
STEP 04

Build

Milestones are logged as the work happens. The founder approves each one, or sends it back with notes.

An engagement with three approved milestones and the cash held for it
STEP 05

Get paid

Cash is released as each milestone is approved. Equity vests. Credit goes to the faculty sponsor to award.

A student wallet showing cash paid, held, and not yet funded
Compensation

Three ways to pay.

The founder picks one when they post. Credit is never combined with payment.

Funded up front

Cash

Funded up front and held by a licensed third-party payment provider. Released to the student as each milestone is approved, with a 14-day automatic approval clock.

Vests per milestone

Equity

A standard restricted stock purchase agreement, with the price and vesting set per milestone. The startup issues it directly. We take no cut.

Faculty sponsored

Course credit

Optional, and only where a faculty member chooses to sponsor the project. Faculty set the scope and grade the work. The platform never awards credit.

Also on the platform

More than a job board.

Co-founder cards showing what each person brings and is looking for

Co-founder matching

Find the person who has what your company lacks, on your own campus.

The resources board with accelerator cards

Grants and competitions

A board of more than 100 grants, accelerators and pitch competitions, kept current.

The templates library: mutual NDA, one-way NDA, advisor agreement, terms of use

Templates and formation

Twelve attorney-drafted templates and a plain guide to choosing an entity.

A startup profile with a cover photo, a description and its founders

Company profiles and messaging

A page for every startup, and a thread for every conversation.

The IP board with three invention cards and their patent status

IP listings

Inventions from the campus technology office, in front of the founders ready to build on them.

The campus desk with live totals for projects, students and dollars in progress

The campus console

A live view of every engagement for the office that runs the program.

For the campus

The university stays in control.

You set the terms.

Before launch the campus decides which services are on: cash, equity, the credit option, designated users. Any of them can be switched off at any time.

You can see everything.

The console shows every engagement on campus, with reports on demand. Nothing involving your students is hidden.

You can end it.

Ask for an export or a deletion at any point, and it happens. Your data is yours.

Common questions.

Do you take equity in my company?

No. The startup issues equity directly to the student under its own agreement. We take no cut and never hold shares.

Do you review the agreements for me?

No. The agreements are standard templates that both sides read before signing. Bring your own counsel for your own situation.

Who can join?

Anyone with a campus email at a university that runs the platform, and up to 100 people the university designates. You must be 18 or older to sign an agreement.

Is it live?

Yes. Sign in above and look around. Your campus goes live when your university brings it in.

Bring it to your campus.

Tell us about your program and we will set up a demo.