Be discoverable with context, not swept into another pipeline.
LINKK lets startups contribute a reviewed public profile, describe a support need and share useful insight where it can help the wider venture network understand the work behind the company.
The startup path is a free, verified contribution route. It is opt-in: a public source listing is not membership, partnership or permission for automatic contact.
How it works
Contribute a reviewed profile
Create or claim a public organisation presence with enough context for the network to understand what the startup does and where it operates.
Explore startup profilesExplain the support needed
Post a focused public need—such as a partner, market insight or operating expertise—rather than relying on broad outreach.
Create a needShare useful insight
Contribute perspective to the social feed where it adds context for peers, operators and potential collaborators.
Open social feedChoose a relevant introduction
A human recipient decides whether to accept a contextual request. LINKK does not automatically contact people from source imports or listings.
Review requestsOpt in to focused exposure
Choose whether a relevant in-LINKK event or studio exchange is appropriate. Event exposure is opt-in and depends on hosting setup and eligibility.
Open webinar studio
Illustrative use cases
Illustrative: requesting a market-entry reality check
A verified startup is entering a new region and needs a specific operator perspective on local procurement rather than an indiscriminate investor blast.
It makes a bounded public need, contributes useful context and follows up only where a relevant person accepts a request.
Illustrative: contributing to a sector conversation
A founder can share a practical lesson from deploying climate software with industrial customers and wants to reach peers working on the same operating problem.
The founder contributes through the social feed and may opt in to a focused exchange; a source listing alone never triggers automatic outreach.