The Community for Startups.

No, and we would rather say so. It is a working prototype in active development, built alongside a real cohort instead of in a vacuum. Accounts and sign-in work today; we are still filling out the document kit and tightening the pilot flows.

Your idea is never scored — do next ranks what might move it forward, not whether it is "good enough".

LivePlan and the rest write you one document, on your own. The Reactor builds the whole set from a single intake, keeps them consistent with each other, and puts your work in front of people who can actually help.

You can, and most founders do. The problem is nothing compounds: you rewrite the same facts in five places, they drift apart, and none of it is shareable as one coherent thing.

Here you answer once, everything stays in step, and you send one link at whatever fidelity you choose.

No. It works perfectly well on your own, and you can publish to invited people or to a public page without belonging to anything. If your accelerator, university or company does have a licence, you get Premium free while it runs.

You do. If you joined through a programme and it ends, your projects and documents stay yours: you carry them onto a free or personal plan rather than losing them.

Private is the default and it means private: only you, plus anyone you explicitly invite. Not even a programme host can look inside a private project. You choose when to widen it, and you can narrow it again.