Our long term plan is to activate the dormant entrepreneurs all over the world and nudge them towards solving the world's most important problems. Thereby 1000x'ing the amount of startups in the world. I think we will achieve this by helping founders find others to work with (matching) while their thing is still "on the side" of whatever else they are doing in life, and by taking research/problems from organizations/focus areas from foundations and boiling them down to bite size problems that we attach "bounties" to solve.

You can enter Relentlessly with an idea and attract team members. Or you can enter without an idea and join an existing project or pick a bounty to solve as "pause entertainment".

My prediction is that the matching and the bounties are nicely fitting puzzle pieces. Or a flywheel. The bounty may draw in a curious 19- year old that wants to earn some money, but stays and gets pulled into a side project that becomes a startup. And the size of the community getting value from this matching functionality may attract interesting partners to find the best and most important bounties of the world.

An incubator ready case often consists of a team and an idea, so before this incubator stage the team needs to be formed and the idea thought of. These are the things we do at this "side project" stage of every startup. Right now we are helping with the important matching-phase of almost every side project case. After some time we can branch out and help with more parts of the side project stage, like how to get progress, how to prepare for funding and how to split equity.

Our long term business plan is to invest in the most promising cases we then are the first in the world to discover. If you met your founder at Relentlessly, please invite us to your first investment round. Our short term plan is to earn something from members, be investor funded, or earn something from the bounties.

Don't tell anyone.