Make the work behind an ecosystem easier to act on.

LINKK helps accelerator, hub, university and ecosystem teams make their public context useful, connect a timely need with the right response, and steward considered introductions.

Ecosystem is the primary organisation membership path: one workspace, up to five team seats and five annual focused-session uses. It is not a separate network or an automatic introduction service.

How it works

  1. Ground the organisation context

    Use the organisation workspace to keep the public profile, geography and programme perspective clear for the people who discover it.

    Open workspace

  2. Find useful context

    Explore the ecosystem directory and save the organisations worth returning to; saved items stay private to the member account.

    Browse ecosystem directory

  3. Publish a clear need or offer

    Make a public marketplace brief specific about the help, outcome and context that would make a response useful.

    Create a need

  4. Review relevant suggestions

    AI suggestions are generated only across eligible live marketplace needs and offers. They are prompts to review, never an automatic introduction.

    Offer support

  5. Accept the next conversation

    A private participant conversation begins only after the recipient accepts a contextual request. The people involved decide what follows.

    Review requests

Illustrative use cases

Illustrative: a cross-border programme partner search

A regional accelerator is preparing an international soft-landing cohort and needs a local operator able to explain a target market's regulatory and customer context.

The team posts a bounded need, reviews relevant live responses and sends a contextual request rather than broadcasting a generic call for introductions.

Illustrative: a focused founder-support exchange

An innovation hub sees repeated founder questions about enterprise procurement and wants to assemble a small, relevant discussion.

It uses its organisation context and marketplace signal to identify contributors, then hosts an in-LINKK exchange only when hosting setup and eligibility are available.

Open ecosystem directory · Open social feed