Ventures
If you’re building something in the areas we work in, or you’ve spotted a gap we should know about, tell us about it. Here’s what to include and what happens after you do.
What to send
Plain language beats a slide deck. Cover these four things and we’ll have what we need for a first read.
The problem
Who has it, how they deal with it today, and what it costs them in time, sales or patience.
What exists
A prototype, a working site, a few customers or only an idea are all fine, as long as you’re clear about which one it is.
About you
Your background and how close you are to the problem. If you work in the business you’re describing, say so.
How you’d like to work together
Building it with us, partnering on it or getting help with the software and the marketing. A rough answer is fine.
What happens next
We read it
Every submission goes to the same place, and we read what arrives ourselves.
We write back if there’s a fit
If it matches what we look for, we’ll write back to set up a conversation.
We talk
A first conversation is about understanding the problem and understanding each other. Nothing gets decided in it.
We work out what working together looks like
If we both want to go further, we talk through what each side would contribute and how we’d begin.
Ready when you are
The best notes are short, specific and clear about what exists today. The form asks for your details, what you have so far and how you’d like to work with us. For anything that isn’t a new opportunity, the contact page lists the right starting point.
Contact
Whether you have an opportunity, want to partner with the group or have a question, pick the form that fits and it reaches the right person.