Startup competitions
Publish the call, score the long list, and take a shortlist you can explain on stage.
You collect the applications on a public link, then ask the jury to score them on the criteria the program promised. A later round can spend tokens or pick the teams that present. Applicants and judges never create an account.
Collect the application
Build the call once: team, problem, traction, and the pitch deck. Each submission becomes an item, with the answers and the file already on it. Share the link when a test submission looks right.
Score the long list
Judges open a private link and move a slider for each criterion. You set the scale and the weight before the invitations go out, so a criterion you said would matter actually moves the average.
Decide who presents
Send the finalists into a token round. Every judge spends the same budget, so one person's favourite cannot outrank a team the rest of the jury quietly liked. The ranking is there while the round is still open.
How to use it
- Collect the applicationAsk for the team, the problem, the traction, and the pitch deck.
- Rate the long listScore team, product, and impact. Weight the criterion the program said would matter.
- Decide the finalistsA token round, or a pick if the only question left is who presents.
- Merge if you need one viewOn Premium, put both rounds in front of the steering committee together.