Accelerators, incubators, member networks: the right connections at the right time, inside each cohort and across the whole ecosystem — with the people your members already know.
A Kith is a personal AI agent. You tell it about the people you meet — or just talk to it — and it remembers who they are, how you met, what they know and how they could help. It draws all of that into a private map of your world.
Every member of your ecosystem gets one, through Kith Rabbit — live today on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android. Their map is theirs: private, encrypted, and theirs to keep when the programme ends. Kith Owl is what joins those maps into one network.
Every cohort you run is full of people who could help each other and never find out. The knowledge of who knows whom lives in separate heads, leaves when people leave, and shows up in your reports as anecdotes.
Founders, mentors, advisors, investors — eighty private networks sitting in eighty separate heads, and no map between them.
The most valuable connection in every cohort is the one nobody knew existed.
Matchmaking runs on one person's memory — capped by what your programme lead can hold, and by how many favors they can ask.
It walks out of the door the day they do, and every new cohort starts from zero.
You report to funders and LPs with attendance sheets, survey scores and anecdotes — reconstructed at the deadline.
"Forty introductions made" says nothing about whether one of them mattered.
You are selling network effects while running the network by hand — and you cannot show what it produced.
Every member gets a personal AI that maps their world. Owl joins those maps into one network.
Each member's own map stays private. Owl searches across all of them at once, inside the cohort and between cohorts, so a founder finds the right people at the right time for the right opportunity.
Members ask in plain words; Owl finds the path and asks the person in between to introduce. Fewer bottlenecks on individuals, and the network compounds cohort over cohort.
Owl follows up with both sides: met, useful, led to a hire or a cheque. Outcomes accrue to member reputation and to your report.
Your network's data stays secure and private, like a walled garden: only for the members.
Each community in your ecosystem can open a Commons — a shared pool that members join by lending their kith to it. The maps stay private; what is shared is the ability to ask.
"Who knows someone at HSBC?" "I need a corporate photographer." The question goes to the whole room — and every lent map is searched at once, across the cohort and across cohorts.
When a member's map holds an answer, their kith speaks up in a thread — the person it points to is named only by the member who knows them. Most of them are not in the room, or on Kith, at all. That is the point: the network you can reach is far larger than the one you can see.
A question nobody could answer stays open. When someone joins next month — or simply meets the right person — their map grows into the answer, and the introduction happens then. The network never forgets what it was asked.
Across networks, and across minds: eighty private maps behave like one shared memory, without any of them being opened.
We would rather show our assumptions than someone else's case study. Each becomes a success criterion, agreed before we start.
Warm introductions per founder.
People reachable from eighty members — mapping unlocks the broader network.
See who is carrying the whole network as super-connectors.
Open to adding the metrics that matter to you, and co-authoring a case study.
A branded network with roles for founders, mentors, investors and advisors.
Up to eighty members onboarded in week one, then direct support through demo day.
Ask-routing and the operator console.
Reporting built to your format — the metrics you actually care about.
One named cohort — at least thirty founders and thirty mentors and advisors.
A cohort lead as counterpart, an hour a week with direct feedback.
Your reporting format — we build to it.
A case study, and a reference.
Open to onboard the next cohort, the alumni network, the whole ecosystem.
The reporting we build is yours to keep, and members keep their maps after the pilot ends.
Weekly updates. Week 1 · onboarding complete Week 6 · reporting built and validated Week 12 · demo-day network report
Kith Owl is the operator layer on a product people already rely on daily. The payoff is simple: your members get more done because the right people find each other at the right time — and for the first time, you can show it.
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ib@haah.ing · Haah, Inc. · Hong Kong