Get your
growth ideas
paid for.
People who know how to grow software pay you every month and tell you what to try. Their money pays for it. You pick one idea a month and publish what happened.
You are not raising money here. You are getting a budget, an argument about how to spend it, and a deadline to show what happened.
Apply to be listedWhat it asks of you.
Four commitments. Refusing any one of them ends the application, which is deliberate — the whole product rests on founders who will publish a bad month.
Before you weigh those: no founder here has been paid yet. Not one pledge has been recorded, every pot on the site is still empty, and we cannot tell you what a month here is worth because nobody knows. You would be joining to help find out, and if that is not worth four commitments to you, it should not be — post the updates on your own account instead, where nothing can be voided and nobody takes a share.
- Weekly
- An update every week. Delta, shipped, blocked, ask are the four things worth covering, not a template — every update published here so far is ordinary prose, and the agreement asks for them including the weeks when nothing worked. Miss two and you are delisted: the pledge button comes off your page and no new pledges can start until the cadence resumes.
- Verified
- Documents a human checks — an export or a screenshot from your billing provider, reviewed and dated. Read-only connections are not built yet, so this is the only route during the pilot.
- Published
- One scorecard a cycle, whichever way it lands. Publishing is not optional. Turning an idea down is normal and is published too — backers are promised every suggestion including the ones you declined and why, so a no is a short written reason rather than silence.
- Frozen, briefly
- Pricing and onboarding hold steady for the length of one run — fixed in advance, never more than thirty days. Change one and the scorecard is void: the run publishes nothing, and the money is still spent. You can change whatever you like the day the run ends.
One thing to know before you agree to that cadence: there is no founder area yet. No dashboard, no box to write in, no way to publish an update yourself — it is not built, so nothing you write can reach this page on its own. Whoever accepted you is the only channel there is. If you are keeping the cadence and it is not showing up here, that is our gap rather than your miss, and we would rather you knew that before the first week than after the second.
Publishing whichever way it lands includes stopping. One founder here halted a run at 60% of its budget once the answer was obvious, and it published as a negative with the spend and the reasoning intact — read that scorecard. Nothing about it counted against them.
What stays yours.
- You choose the experiment
- Backers propose and vote. The vote advises; you decide.
- You hold the money
- Pledges land in your own payment account. Thesis never touches them.
- You set the split
- Three modes. Change it between cycles, announced to your backers.
- You set what shows
- Bands or exact, live or delayed, per metric — down to the listing floor.
Where the money goes.
You pick one · locked for the calendar month| Split | Experiments | You | This site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mostly experiments | 70% | 15% | 15% |
| An even split | 50% | 35% | 15% |
| Mostly the founder | 25% | 60% | 15% |
Never less than a quarter to experiments, in any mode. Unspent experiment money rolls into the next cycle; it cannot become income.
This is not an investment
Backing a founder is patronage. You get insider access, a voice, and recognition — not equity, interest, revenue share, or financial returns of any kind. If the founder succeeds, you helped; you do not own a piece of it.
Nobody backing you acquires equity, a claim on revenue, or any right beyond the access their tier describes. If that is what you are looking for, this is the wrong platform and we would rather say so now.