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Early access, July 2026
Two sided intent, verified sign ups, and introductions only when the fit is obvious. Not when someone wins the inbox lottery.
Companies and startups each say what they need. When signals line up, you get the intro. Join the verified waitlist and be first when we ship.
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Live signal
Drag the globe. Each dot is a verified team on the waitlist: startups (violet), companies (teal), both (orange), updating as people confirm.
Product
Three static views of the app: startup problem feed, company workspace with posting and interested startups, and a confirmed match with chat and revealed profiles.
Non interactive preview: problem feed for startups, company dashboard with problem form and interested startups list, and match detail with conversation.
Anonymous company
Manufacturing · Belgium · 45–120 employees · Posted 2h ago
Problem: We plan maintenance visits manually using Excel and WhatsApp. Scheduling conflicts happen every week. We need a smarter way to manage 12 field technicians across 3 provinces without scrapping our whole workflow.
Anonymous company
Logistics · Netherlands · 20–60 employees · Posted 5h ago
Problem: Drivers submit paper timesheets. Payroll takes 3 full days each month. We need digital time tracking that integrates with Exact Online and works offline on mobile.
Acme Industries BV
Brussels · 60 employees
FieldSync SaaS
Belgium · GDPR ✓ · EU-based ✓ · ISO 27001 ✓
Optiflow Mobile
Netherlands · GDPR ✓ · EU-based ✓
Schedulr Pro
Germany · GDPR ✓ · EU-based ✓ · ISO 27001 ✓
FieldSync SaaS
Ghent, Belgium · 8 employees
Field service scheduling software for HVAC, plumbing and technical maintenance companies. Mobile-first, offline capable, integrates with most ERP systems.
Lena Martens — CEO
lena@fieldsync.io · +32 478 …
Acme Industries BV
Brussels, Belgium · 60 employees
HVAC installation and maintenance company serving residential and commercial clients across Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent.
Scheduling 12 field technicians across 3 provinces manually in Excel. Needs digital solution with GDPR compliance.
Jan De Smedt — Operations Manager
jan@acme-industries.be
Two sides
One pool of signal. Companies hunt solutions; startups hunt real demand. When both sides want the same conversation, the intro writes itself.
Companies
A clear ask pulls serious replies. You stay in control of who gets detail and when identity opens up.
Startups
You answer buyers who already raised their hand, not another cold sequence pretending to be warm.
Market
Buyers look for the right partner; builders look for real pull through demand. More channels do not mean better fit, so both sides still pay a heavy discovery tax.
Companies actively explore marketplaces and digital routes to find suppliers. Then they get stuck on trust, integration, and whether the shortlist is actually the best fit.
Startups need distribution and repeatable pipeline. Generic outreach scales noise, not signal. The goal is fewer conversations, better intent.
Lots of small vendors, uneven visibility, relationship led discovery: the market has depth, but not a clear map of who wants what, right now.
Two sided products live or die on balance: too many buyers with thin supply feels empty; too many sellers with weak demand feels scammy. Matching quality is the product.
A short list of vendors is easy. A short list we can stand behind in front of our board is not, speed only matters when trust and fit are already visible.
Pipeline is not more conversations. It is fewer, sharper ones with buyers who already framed the problem in our language and signaled they want progress, not a deck tour.
boundto sits in the overlap: explicit intent on both sides, verification up front, and intros only when the fit is obvious. Not when someone wins the inbox lottery.
Trust
Email is for waitlist access and product updates. For basic traffic we store an approximate country, not your street address. We do not sell personal data.
Why now
Discovery is expensive on both sides. A few public stats (source per line) that back a two sided, intent first approach.
Discovery & buying friction
Reach & GTM friction
How it works
No scraping lists. No cold blasts. Both sides state what they want; we connect you when the overlap is real.
Companies and startups each join, verify, and spell out what they are looking for: problems, categories, regions, and the kind of partner they want in the room.
Buyers can hunt builders; builders can hunt demand. Always on the platform, always tagged with intent, so nobody is guessing why the conversation started.
When the signal lines up, we facilitate the intro. Early access means we stay close to quality while the network learns from real matches.
Get in front of buyers who already signaled interest, or hunt the accounts you actually want.
Post what you need or scan for teams that already fit your thesis. Less noise, more signal.