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Most students hear “startup” and think of unicorns, pitch decks and billion-dollar ideas. But founders rarely start there. They start by noticing things that could be better and do something about it.

You don’t have to call yourself a founder to join the Student Founder Bootcamp. In fact, mooooost students who join aren’t founders yet (they’re just curious). Here's the tea....

Executive dysfunction is one of the biggest daily challenges for people living with ADHD. STU is a standalone companion that sits on your desk and is activated by a simple “Hey, STU”.

In the world of physical machinery from elevators and vending machines to complex mining equipment a critical resource is quietly disappearing: tacit knowledge. Enter Integuide.

“I was a Med Student, I lived in a major city and I only got screened because I was in surgery. What happens to women who don't have that access?" That question became the seed of June.

When Freesia Gaul first hacked together a makeshift glove in her college dorm, she wasn’t trying to start a company. She was trying to type in the air.

Every founder has heard the stories of solo founders building in their garage. But the truth? No founder does it alone. Meet the mentors transforming the way Startmate founders grow.

Tldr: you don’t need to fly to SF or wait until you’re “ready”, you need a crew that pulls the future closer, faster. Got what it takes to join the Startmate Accelerator?

Accelerator? Shmuccelerator? If you’re building a startup, chances are you’ve heard the term accelerator. It gets thrown around a lot, but wtf is it?

Leakster is a startup tackling one of the least visible but most costly challenges in the water industry: leaks.