Co-founder pitches, sourced and curated.

The Idea
Kidmap.ai is a privacy-first AI platform that helps parents understand their child's whole development by connecting signals across academics, activities, behavior, digital habits, and social-emotional growth into clear, actionable insights.

Who It's For
Parents who want a more data-driven, thoughtful way to support their child's growth, without replacing parental instinct but giving them earlier patterns and more context.

What's Built
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Early Traction
Has existing relationships with local government and school district stakeholders for early pilot opportunities once the product is ready.

Their Background
Enterprise software and AI/business transformation background. Experience in go-to-market, building customer relationships, and sales. Willing to self-fund the MVP phase.

What They Need
A hands-on technical co-founder to lead the product vision and build the MVP. Ideal background includes full-stack, AI/LLMs, data architecture, privacy-first products, and ideally experience in edtech or child-facing products.

The Idea
A mobile app that uses AI to teach users how to draw in anime and stylized styles, starting with their own selfie. Instead of generating art for you, it acts as a step-by-step coach: breaking down a photo into foundational anatomy guides (circles and lines) and walking users through recreating it themselves in a gamified curriculum.

Who It's For
People who want to learn to draw, particularly those drawn to anime and digital art culture. Targets the gap between "AI does it for you" and actually developing a creative skill.

What's Built
No-code prototype built in Base44 covering the core user journey: gamified mastery levels, a touch-responsive drawing studio, and the selfie-to-skeleton learning flow. About 70% functional as a demo.

Early Traction
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Their Background
Hospitality management background. Self-taught in no-code and rapid prototyping. No prior tech or art industry experience.

What They Need
A technical co-founder to take the prototype from no-code to a real mobile app.

The Idea
Tutr is a B2B SaaS platform that helps schools run and scale their tutoring programs. Centralizes tutor management, scheduling, session tracking, and engagement analytics in one dashboard, with plans for AI-assisted scheduling and a broader tutoring marketplace.

Who It's For
Schools and academic institutions looking to modernize how they manage peer tutoring and academic support programs.

What's Built
Product is built and actively iterated. In discussions with schools for pilot implementations.

Early Traction
Pilot discussions underway with schools. Friends and family funding and a small pre-seed round raised.

Their Background
Babson College undergraduate in Computational Finance. Was president of the peer tutoring program at his boarding school, where he saw the scheduling and matching problem firsthand. Real estate finance analyst at Park Broad Investments. Multilingual (English, Portuguese, Spanish), hackathon attendee, with some background building in crypto.

What They Need
A technical co-founder to own the engineering and build alongside him. 50/50 split.

The Idea
ParentCamp is a gamified micro-learning app for first-time parents. Think Duolingo for postpartum care and baby's first year. 3-5 minute lessons built on AAP guidelines and DONA standards, designed to be completed before baby arrives so parents feel confident when it matters.

Who It's For
First-time parents who want practical, engaging preparation without long workshops or expensive courses.

What's Built
Full curriculum outline, detailed interactive lesson scripts for Module 1, and a business model with season-pass pricing. Real postpartum clients lined up as first test users.

Early Traction
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Their Background
DONA-certified postpartum doula trainer who became certified within one year of immigrating to the US. Also holds an AMI early childhood education orientation. Has been working directly with postpartum clients, giving her the curriculum knowledge and user access to validate the content.

What They Need
A technical co-founder with web/mobile development experience, ideally with interest in EdTech or consumer apps. Mandarin-speaking is a must; the founder is fluent in Mandarin and English and is targeting bilingual and immigrant parent communities.