CO-FOUNDER MATCHING

Find the person
your idea is missing.

Aspair helps aspiring founders and entrepreneurs discover potential co-founders with useful context: skills, startup sectors, specialisms, city and commitment.

Create a co-founder profile →Explore startup sectors

What makes a useful co-founder match?

Shared interests are a starting point. A stronger partnership also needs complementary skills, compatible availability, a clear working relationship and honest conversations about risk. A technical founder might seek a partner in customer development; a business founder might need engineering or product experience.

Start with the context that matters.

  1. Describe what you bring. Add your skills, role, location and what you are building.
  2. Choose your sectors. Select areas such as agri-tech, fintech or climate tech, then related specialisms. Add your own category when the list does not fit.
  3. Discover people. Search skills and keywords, filter by sector or city, browse profiles or swipe.
  4. Choose each other. A mutual connection opens chat. Discuss a small collaboration before making larger commitments.
New and edited profiles are reviewed before appearing in discovery. Profile review is not an identity check, reference check or endorsement. Carry out your own checks before sharing confidential information, money or equity.

Questions about finding a co-founder

Can I find a technical co-founder?

Use skills and keyword search to explore engineering, software, hardware, robotics and other relevant experience. Availability depends on the real members in the community; Aspair does not guarantee a match.

Do I need a registered company?

No. Aspiring founders can describe an early idea, their relevant skills and the kind of collaborator they want to meet.

Is co-founder matching free?

During the current launch period, all members receive Platinum+ free. No card is needed. Planned standard prices are shown on the membership page; paid subscriptions are not active.

Will my dating profile appear to potential co-founders?

Each space has a separate profile and discovery flow. Creating a co-founder profile does not create a dating profile.

Make your first message useful.

Introduce the problem you are exploring, what you have tried, what you can contribute and one reason their experience stood out. A focused conversation about a small project is a better starting point than an immediate request for a long-term commitment.

Start your introduction →