Build a more relevant startup shortlist.

LINKK gives investors a place to express a relevant thesis or support need, discover startup organisation profiles and curate a discovery shortlist before deciding whether to request a conversation.

Investors participate through LINKK Individual or an eligible current organisation membership. This is not a private-investor CRM, execution venue, valuation tool or confidential source pipeline; deeper pipeline stages are planned future work, not built now.

How it works

  1. State a relevant support need

    Translate a broad thesis into a specific, public need for expertise, founder support or ecosystem context—without claiming access or an investment mandate.

    Create a need

  2. Discover startup profiles

    Browse public startup organisation profiles to understand the context that an organisation has chosen to make discoverable.

    Browse startups

  3. Curate a discovery shortlist

    Save the profiles and live opportunities worth revisiting. Saved items are a private member utility, not a shared pipeline or a deal-stage tracker.

    Open saved items

  4. Review AI suggestions

    Review suggestions only across eligible live marketplace needs and offers, with human judgement deciding whether there is a relevant next step.

    Offer support

  5. Request, accept and exchange with consent

    An accepted introduction opens a participant-only conversation and shared notes. PDF pitch decks use protected encryption and authenticated downloads when document configuration is complete.

    Review requests

Illustrative use cases

Illustrative: refining an early-stage support lens

An investor looking to help B2B software founders articulate enterprise-readiness challenges rather than publish an open-ended investment call.

They post a bounded support need, save a small number of relevant organisation profiles and decide case by case whether a contextual introduction is worthwhile.

Illustrative: preparing a market-learning conversation

An individual investor wants to learn from a founder and ecosystem operator about a new market before prioritising future research.

They use public context and an accepted request to arrange a human conversation, without treating LINKK as investment execution or a confidential pipeline.

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