There is one front door. Whatever you are bringing, it goes through the same card, because the whole point is that needs and offers sit in one record where they can find each other.
Four minutes. Free. A person reads every one.
The six things you can put in
A need. Money, a hire, a customer, an expert, a specific person, or just somewhere to start. Say it plainly and say when you need it by.
Something you can offer. Time, expertise, capital, distribution, a service, a room. The network only works if this side is filled in too.
A win that closed. Something landed. Say what it was and, if you are willing, what it took in money and in weeks. That is the part that helps the next person.
An introduction you can make. You know somebody who should meet somebody. Tell me who and why, and I will handle both sides.
A resource worth sharing. A grant, a report, a tool, a guide, a programme. Anything you would send a friend at your stage.
An event worth attending. Yours or somebody else's. If it is good, it gets into the newsletter and in front of the room.
All six go into the same record. That is deliberate. A network that keeps its needs in one place and its offers in another has two lists and no matches.
If none of the boxes fit
Write it in. There is a field for exactly that, and it is not a polite dead end. Written-in answers get read, and when the same one shows up more than once it becomes a category. The list of problems this network works on is supposed to grow from the people in it, not from me guessing in advance.
What happens next
Within a few days I read your card and tag it. Nothing automated decides anything.
If there is a match, I write to both sides separately before connecting anyone. Nobody gets a surprise introduction and nobody gets volunteered.
If there is no match yet, your card stays in the record and gets re-read as new cards arrive. A card with no match today can get one next month.
What gets published is counts and patterns, never your name, your location or your words, unless you have specifically said yes. What the network needs goes out each week so people working on the same problem can find each other.
Want this to happen faster
The Private Network is three introductions a month, made by hand from your card, plus free entry to every room I run. $200 a month, and the first 25 members hold that rate for as long as they stay.
Or take fifteen minutes with me and tell me what you need. If I do not think I can route it, I will say so rather than take the money.
And put the work somewhere people can find it
The card is private. It comes to me and I route it. propel.earth is the public half, where the change you are trying to make sits on a page anyone can read.
Featured Founder
Your company, the problem you are solving, your mission and vision, your funding goal, your deck, and a feed of your events and wins. 83 founders are already up there, searchable by category and by how much they are raising.
Eighty three founders, each with a stage, a funding goal and the problem they are solving.
Service Provider
A storefront. List what you do, what it costs, how long it takes and how many years you have been at it, and you show up the moment somebody needs exactly that. Cohen and Co are on there selling fractional CFO work. Dorwart Law are on there at $1,000 with a three day turnaround.
A Service Provider storefront. What you do, what it costs, and how long you have done it.
The marketplace
Live now with 37 products, 6 jobs and 16 open asks. Post what you sell, post what you need, or go answer somebody else's ask today.
Legal work, manufacturing, paid founder calls. Sixteen open asks waiting on an answer.
Explore
Everything the network is posting in one feed: community posts, impact projects, jobs, resources, listings and open asks, filtered however you want to read it.
Explore. Everything the network is posting, in one feed.
The rest of it
The Propel Map, which is what all of this adds up to. The Propeller Network, free, where the loop closes between editions. The rooms, every week.