We’re building FounderWorld for the people you swear you’ll remember after an event.
That confidence usually survives until the next morning.
Founder events are strange. You can have one genuinely useful 15-minute conversation, connect on LinkedIn, take a photo of someone’s badge and still you always lose the part that mattered: what you discussed and why you wanted to speak again.
Phone contacts keep a name and number. LinkedIn keeps a job title (and maybe not the right one). The useful context still sits in your head for a day or so.
We’re building FounderWorld to keep it somewhere better.
Our starting point is a focused founder or investor profile that can be shared by QR code or link. The FounderWorld Network will let you save anyone you meet, including people who are not members, along with all the relevant context (event, location, reason you talked and why you connected etc).
When you later need “the payments founder I met in Dublin”, you should be able to find them without remembering their name. Your network should have meaning, not just volume.
FounderWorld will be free and ad-free, but exclusive to the startup ecosystem.
We’re currently preparing the private release and will let early testers kick the tyres at London networking events very soon.
How do you handle this today: Notes, Contacts, LinkedIn, a CRM, or faith in your own memory?
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We’re building FounderWorld for the people you swear you’ll remember after an event. That confidence usually survives until the next morning.
Founder events are strange. You can have one genuinely useful 15-minute conversation, connect on LinkedIn, take a photo of someone’s badge and still you always lose the part that mattered: what you discussed and why you wanted to speak again.
Phone contacts keep a name and number. LinkedIn keeps a job title (and maybe not the right one). The useful context still sits in your head for a day or so. We’re building FounderWorld to keep it somewhere better.
Our starting point is a focused founder or investor profile that can be shared by QR code or link. The FounderWorld Network will let you save anyone you meet, including people who are not members, along with all the relevant context (event, location, reason you talked and why you connected etc).
When you later need “the payments founder I met in Dublin”, you should be able to find them without remembering their name. Your network should have meaning, not just volume.
FounderWorld will be free and ad-free, but exclusive to the startup ecosystem.
We’re currently preparing the private release and will let early testers kick the tyres at London networking events very soon.
How do you handle this today: Notes, Contacts, LinkedIn, a CRM, or faith in your own memory?