Foundersbase Launches Social Network to End ‘Swipe-Right’ Era for Co-Founder Searching
New platform moves beyond superficial matching with a curated, community-first approach for early-stage entrepreneurs
Foundersbase announced its official launch in the United States , offering entrepreneurs a LinkedIn-like alternative to swipe-based co-founder matching apps. The platform helps founders find co-founders, recruit talent, and connect with investors through curated profiles, smart discovery, and a startup-focused job board.
“Founders don’t need another swipe app. They need a place where serious builders can be found, screened, and contacted,” said Kai Lindemann, founder of Foundersbase. “Finding a co-founder requires alignment on vision, work ethic, and motivation. We built a professional homebase where these deeper connections can develop organically.”
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The launch comes as AI tools democratize entrepreneurship, enabling more people worldwide to pursue startup ideas. This shift is driving unprecedented demand for co-founder connections and early-stage support networks.
“There’s a new generation of founders who previously might not have taken the leap,” Lindemann said. “When building becomes accessible to more people, the need for credible co-founder matching naturally increases.”
Key features include open networking with public profiles, smart discovery based on user intent, a startup job board, and curation tools that reduce spam and surface serious builders.
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