Student founders hire student talent.

Cash, equity, or course credit, agreed in writing before the work starts.

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Three students working together on laptops at a shared table

Verified by .edu email One standard agreement, written for law clinic review 0% equity taken

How it works

Three steps, one agreement.

Post a project

Founders write the scope, the deliverables, and what each one pays. Students list what they can build.

Agree the terms

Pick cash, equity, or credit, then sign one standard agreement.

Do the work, get paid

Each deliverable is approved and paid on its own. The note vests on its own schedule.

Getting paid

Three ways to get paid.

A project pays in cash, in equity, or in both. Course credit is never combined with payment.

Cash

The money sits in escrow. It releases when the work is approved.

What happens in a dispute

Equity

A share of the company, as a percentage. Each deliverable vests its own share.

How vesting works

Course credit

Your faculty awards it. We track the hours.

How credit is awarded

On the board

Real projects, real terms.

Cash · $1,250Closes in 2 days

Bring two more dining halls onto the programme

Second Serving

Dining hall surplus, sold cheap in the last hour instead of binned.

~40 hrs · 2 months · On campus

Cash · $1,200

Scheduling for the repair subscription

Overhaul Cycles

A refurbished bike and a year of repairs, for less than one new bike.

~40 hrs · 6 weeks · Hybrid

Credit · 3 hours

Parser for handwritten algebra steps

Chalkline

Shows a student the first line where their reasoning went wrong.

~52 hrs · 1 semester · Remote

Three projects open on the board today. Each one shows its terms before anyone applies.

Equity, IP and tax

Someone leaves in week three and keeps 5% forever.

That is what a handshake gets you. Three things stop it.

One standard agreement, written so your campus law clinic can review it.
Equity vests deliverable by deliverable, so leaving early forfeits every share not yet earned.
A reminder before the tax deadline, with a pointer to a qualified professional.

How an equity project is written

0.85% of the company, across three deliverables.

DeliverableBrand and identity. Vests 0.20%.

DeliverableLanding page shipped. Vests 0.35%.

DeliverableProduct surface handed over. Vests 0.30%.

Vested after two deliverables0.55%

An illustration of the shape, not a live listing How vesting works

Questions

Common questions.

Do you take equity in my company?

No. Joining is free. We charge for optional founder tools and for school licences, never for a share of your company.

Is any of this legal advice?

No. We are not a law firm. We provide standard templates and route you to your campus law clinic for advice on your own situation.

Who can join?

University students and faculty, verified by .edu email.

Is it live yet?

We are running early pilots with a small number of campuses. Book a demo to see it and to find out whether your campus is a fit.

Bring it to your campus.

Tell us about your programme and we will set up a demo.

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