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One program, many startups.

To run a program’s startups with the same way of working: the guides set everything up step by step, and mentors come in for a limited time.

Who comes in, and until when.

Mentors and guests get limited-time access: it ends on its own, on the date you chose. Whoever manages sees what a person would see before sharing.

From the start of the program

An example. Every feature it names has its own page.

  1. Starting

    Each startup sets itself up.

    With the “To start” guides each one connects mail, calendar and Pan’s key, one step at a time.

  2. Mentors join

    A limited-time access.

    A week, a month, or forever: the access ends on its own.

  3. Bringing it all

    Import from wherever it is.

    Notion, Google Drive, OneDrive: folders, pages and tables land in a folder of their own.

  4. Working

    Each in its own space.

    Every thing lives in a place and whoever is there sees it. The database decides, not the page.

Coming soon

No dates: it arrives when it’s ready.

  • Startup template
  • Program console

Frequently asked questions

Does each startup have its data separate?

Every thing lives in a place, and whoever is there sees it, plus whoever gets extra access. The database decides, and access is given page by page.

Can mentors see everything?

No: they see what you give them, for the time you choose.

Is there a view of the whole program?

Not yet: the program console is coming, with no dates.

Does each startup start from a template?

Not yet: the template a startup is born from is coming. Today the structure is built with the “To start” guides.

Let’s see it together.

We show it to you live.

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