Tools
For fifteen years our founders have run entrepreneurship programs for governments, chambers of commerce, and universities, training 20,000+ founders in 50+ countries. Over the years we’ve built our own tools to support those programs. We’re sharing them here for ELEDA members. Some are free and self-serve. Some we run with you.
Cohort Leaderboard
Live scoreboards that motivate your founders to build.
Your founders submit their numbers through a Google Form (revenue, customer conversations, whatever you’re tracking), and the leaderboard updates itself.
1. Send form to your participants

2. Entries land in a Google Sheet

3. The leaderboard updates itself

The back end runs on a Google Sheet, so it’s easy for you to update. Need to fix a typo in someone’s revenue? Open the sheet, fix the cell, done. No dashboard to learn, no login to forget.
Cost: $0.
Setup takes about ten minutes.
Cohort Leaderboard is free and open source. Technical folks can view the code on GitHub.
Founder Intel
Get updated on your program alumni’s wins.
People who support founders for a living get measured on the success of their founders. Tracking that success is the hard part: Google Alerts don’t work, and following everyone on LinkedIn isn’t enough. Wins happen in other cities, on other platforms, years after your program ends.

1. You send your alumni roster

2. You get back a report you can hand a funder
Founder Intel is how we do it. We scan the public record for what alumni went on to do, and you get a report you can put in front of a funder. Every time one of our alumni opens a new office, enters a new market, or lands a big win, we know about it. If you’ve graduated 400 founders, you were never going to Google them all; Founder Intel points at the ones worth a closer look.
We’re piloting this with a small number of organizations right now, and we run it with you rather than handing you software. If you want your alumni tracked, get in touch. Technical and want to run it yourself? The self-serve pack is on GitHub.
More tools are coming. If there’s something you keep wishing existed for your program, tell us. We might already be building it.
