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Find the partner, not just the placement.

Post what you are hosting — a side event, an AMA, an X Space, a webinar — and what you need from a partner. Placed matches you against everyone else who posted, and your card is public so a partner can find you without an account.

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Browsing is open. An account is only needed to apply.

Two people in black, clasping hands, one mirrored above the other.
Barter, co-hosting, co-sponsorship — both sides bring something.
Format OnlineOffline
Event type Side eventAMAX SpaceWebinarTraffic exchangeSM postBrand collabKOL retreat
Looking for SpeakerCo-sponsorBarter
Audience B2BB2CB2B2C
Topic StablecoinsWeb3TradingDeFiRegulationNFT
Deadline Open nowNext 30 daysAll

Open partner cards

Public, shareable, no account needed to look. Sorted by application deadline so the ones closing first surface first.

Sample card
Exchange · sample
Online · X Space · 10 November
AMA
Topics: Trading, Regulation
Audience: B2C
Looking for: Speaker
Apply
Sample card
Media · sample
Offline · Lisbon · 11 November
Side event
Topics: Web3, Stablecoins
Audience: B2B
Looking for: Co-sponsor
Apply
Sample card
Wallet · sample
Online · Newsletter swap · rolling
Traffic exchange
Topics: DeFi, Regulation
Audience: B2B2C
Looking for: Barter
Apply

Cards are illustrative. Each one gets its own URL so it can be sent to a partner directly, and each is admin-approved before it appears here.

The part that is new: matching

The old version was a wall you scrolled. This one reads what you posted and proposes partners.

01 Overlap
Audience fit
B2B against B2B, and topic against topic. A stablecoins AMA is not matched to an NFT retreat.
02 Complement
What each side lacks
You need a speaker, they need a co-sponsor. The match is the gap, not the similarity.
03 Timing
Deadlines that align
Nothing is proposed if the application window closes before either side can act.

Matching proposes; a person still approves. Nothing is introduced automatically.

How a partnership actually happens

01
You post
Company, format, event type, topic, audience, what you are looking for, deadline.
02
Admin approves
Nothing appears publicly until a person has read it. Same gate as publisher listings.
03
Card goes public
Its own URL, shareable, visible without an account.
04
Partner applies
Applying creates an account. That is where signup earns itself, rather than blocking the browse.
05
Applications arrive
They collect against your card until your deadline. You review them together and pick, rather than answering one at a time.

After you post, you get a page to send

Your card becomes its own URL. Send it to the partners you already have in mind, put it in a Telegram group, or attach it to an outbound email — and anyone can read it without an account.

Your card · live
Your company
Online · X Space · 10 November
AMA
Topics: Stablecoins, Regulation
Audience: B2B
Looking for: Co-sponsor
Apply
  • Public by design. A partner can read the whole card, see what you are offering and what you need, and decide before signing up.
  • Applying creates the account. Signup happens at the moment it is worth something, not before.
  • Every application lands in one place against your card, with the applicant’s own brief attached.
  • Share it anywhere. The card carries an OG preview, so it unfurls properly in Telegram, Slack, X and email.

Post yours →

Post an opportunity

Reviewed before it goes live. Contact details stay admin-only and are never shown on the public card.

Hosting format
Event type
Audience
Looking for
Main topic

This is the field matching works from. Chips sort you into buckets; the brief is what tells the engine you want a stablecoins issuer with a US audience who needs a speaker, not just “fintech, B2B”.

Contact — admin only, never public
Submit for review

Proposal only — this form does not submit yet. Wiring it is the build decision, not the design one.

What the platform does with it

  • Your post is stored as a live record, not a message. It sits in the same queue admin already uses for publisher listings, with a status you can see.
  • The engine reads your brief continuously. New posts are checked against yours as they arrive, so a match can surface a week after you posted.
  • Both sides are visible. Your card is public and theirs is too, so partners find each other rather than waiting to be introduced.
  • Applications collect in one place against your card, each with the applicant’s brief, so you compare them side by side.

What it needs to ship

A table for the posts, an admin approve step reusing the publisher queue, a public card route per post with its own OG preview, and apply-creates-account. The matching layer can follow — the card wall works without it, and nothing works without the table.

The publisher flow already does most of this →