The problem you already know
You ran a twelve-week programme. The founders helped each other more than the curriculum did — you know this, they know this, and the WhatsApp group where it happened is already losing signal. Within six weeks the best conversations are buried under logistics, memes, and silence.
The knowledge those founders built together — the introductions, the answers, the patterns that worked — doesn't have a home. It's in a chat thread that nobody will scroll back to, and the next cohort starts from scratch.
What a cohort room is
A community on CHiiRO, carrying your programme's name and your rules. A question-and-answer archive that preserves the best answers after the cohort ends — marked, searchable, and available to alumni and the next cohort.
What we're proposing
A room per cohort
Your programme, your name, your rules. Archive that outlasts it.
An alumni room that compounds
Cross-cohort. The founders from batch one can answer the founders from batch four, and the answer stays findable.
Your rules, entirely
You control membership and moderation. CHiiRO provides the infrastructure. You provide the programme.
No fee. This is not a product we're selling you. It's infrastructure we'd like accelerator programmes to use, because the founders in those programmes are exactly the people CHiiRO is built for.
What we'd ask
That the room is real — an actual cohort, actual founders, an actual programme. That you tell your cohort it exists and explain what it is. That you don't present it as something CHiiRO is paying you to do, because we aren't, and that framing would undermine both of us.
We'd ask that you're honest with your founders about what CHiiRO is: early, small, and building. If that's a problem, this isn't the right moment. If it isn't, the room is ready when you are.
Where this honestly is
No accelerator is using CHiiRO today. This is an invitation, not a case study. The infrastructure is built — communities, archive, moderation tools, connection layer — but no programme has run a cohort through it yet.
We're saying that plainly because the alternative is implying otherwise, and you'd find out in the first conversation. The first programme to try it will shape what it becomes, which is either interesting to you or it isn't.
What you get
Turn twelve weeks of answers into a compounding knowledge base.
Give alumni a room that doesn't go quiet in six weeks.
Let cross-cohort founders answer each other — and keep the answers.
Be the first programme to shape what this becomes.
Questions and answers
Q.Can accelerators use CHiiRO for cohort communities?
Yes. An accelerator can create a community on CHiiRO for each cohort — carrying the programme's name, rules, and moderation. The community supports a question-and-answer archive that preserves the best answers after the cohort ends.
Q.How does CHiiRO help accelerator alumni stay connected?
Through a cross-cohort alumni room where founders from earlier batches can answer founders from later ones, and the answers stay searchable in the archive. This turns a programme's accumulated knowledge into a compounding asset rather than a chat thread that goes quiet.
Q.Does CHiiRO charge accelerators?
No. There is no fee. CHiiRO provides the infrastructure because the founders in accelerator programmes are exactly the people the network is built for.
Q.Are any accelerators using CHiiRO today?
No. This is an invitation, not a case study. The infrastructure is built — communities, archive, moderation tools, connection layer — but no programme has run a cohort through it yet. CHiiRO states this plainly.