The description field is your chance to turn a click into a connection. Use one of the two frameworks below depending on your goal.

If You Are Looking for a Co‑Founder #

Focus on the problem, the progress, and the partnership you’re offering.

• Progress: What have you built so far?
  Example: “We have a functional MVP with 10 beta testers.”
• The Gap: Why do you need a partner?
  Example: “I’m a non‑technical founder seeking a CTO to lead development.”
• The Vision: Why is this worth someone’s next three years?

This helps potential partners quickly understand where you are and where you’re headed.

If You Are Looking to Join a Startup #

Focus on the impact you can make from day one.

• Superpowers: What do you do exceptionally well?
  Example: “I specialize in scaling B2B sales teams from 0 to $1M ARR.”
• The Vibe: What culture, industry, or mission energizes you?
• Commitment: Are you exploring a side project or seeking a full‑time role?

This helps founders understand how you fit into their early team.

💡 Scannability Tip #

Use bullet points for your must‑haves and nice‑to‑haves. Busy founders often skip long paragraphs.