Communities and programs
Run a community, its events and programs.
- Start a communityCreate a community for a class, a cohort, a topic or a city, choose who can join, then invite people.
- Invite people to your communityInvite people by email, or share one join link that anyone can use to join your community.
- Approve people who apply to joinIn your community's Applications, read each application, approve or decline it, and edit the questions people answer.
- Manage members and rolesSee who is in your community, make someone an admin, remove a member, or delete the community.
- Run a community eventCreate an event for your community, online or in person, then see who registered and join the call.
- Start a discussion in your communityPost a question or an idea on your community's discussion board, reply to others, and keep the board tidy.
- Run a program and take applicationsCreate an accelerator, incubator or other program for your organization, open applications, invite startups and decide who gets in.
- Run a course for your universityCreate a course, invite students and staff, form teams, set course tasks, follow the hand-ins and offer office hours.
- Put your community, program or event on your websitePaste one line on your own site to show a card with Join, Apply or Register. People sign in to StartupCorners in a small window and finish there, without leaving your site.
- Take part in a courseJoin a course from an invite or its link, get into a team, hand in course tasks with your team and book office hours.
- Mentor a team in a courseSee the course teams you mentor, read what they hand in and offer office hours. Their own workspace stays theirs.
- Ask to make your student startup publicA team made in a course stays inside its university. Its owner asks the StartupCorners team to make the page public and open the fundraising tools.