Four ways in
Every session is hosted by a member and free to attend. Hosting is giving — it earns Loop Hours like any Build.
Office Hours
A member opens an hour; founders grab short 1:1 slots, first come, first served. Bring the thing you're stuck on, leave with it moving.
Roundtables
One theme, a small table, the same faces every month. Small enough that everyone talks; regular enough that it compounds.
AMAs & Firesides
A member who has done the thing takes questions, moderated. Ask what you can't Google — the answers come from someone who lived it.
Build Sprints
Real work, side by side, with an open channel to ask the room the moment you're stuck. The quietest format and the most productive.
This month, hosted by members
Office Hours, Roundtables, AMAs and Build Sprints — hosted by members, free to attend, listed by month. In-person city meetups open as members cluster.
Built in the Foundry
Example stories — this is the shape of a closed Loop. What gets celebrated here is completed work, not connections made.
Ana helped Marcus rebuild his onboarding flow
Marcus then contributed two Loop Hours to Priya's fundraising model.
Dario helped Ines pressure-test her pricing
Ines used the hour she earned on an MVP architecture review.
Tomas helped Nadia rework her pitch narrative
Nadia ran fifteen customer interviews for a member she had never met.
Run a private Foundry for your founders
Accelerators, venture portfolios, universities, coworking communities and founder organisations can run the Loop inside their own membership — with a cohort dashboard, skill-gap analysis and a sponsored pool of Loop Hours.