Ideas stay isolated
Every submission lives in its own account, never exposed to other users, and shared only through explicit, revocable links.
Launchet gives your program a grounded, scored read on every venture it touches, from students and alumni to open-call founders. For the classroom, the competition, the incubator cohort, and the investor day.
Free to start. Built on a published methodology refined over 28+ years.
The same evaluation engine serves every moment your program judges, teaches, or develops a venture.
Open to students, alumni, or the whole community. Every submission gets the same four-part read: market demand, feasibility, differentiation, and competitive risk.
Screen applications consistently, admit on a defensible read, and start every mentor relationship past the basics, because the venture arrives already evaluated.
Learners work the same evaluate, research, plan, de-risk flow that real founders and accelerators use, and produce deliverables that export cleanly for grading.
When your program connects its ventures to angels and VCs, hand over a grounded, comparable read instead of a stack of decks. Your credibility travels with it.
Students, alumni, or open-call entrants describe the venture in plain language. A paragraph is enough to start.
Every submission is scored across the same four dimensions, grounded in live market research with the sources attached.
Fund, admit, and award from comparable scores and honest risk reads, defensible to any committee.
Each entrant gets strengths, risks, and next steps, and can build the full plan from there. Nobody leaves empty-handed.
Most evaluation tools stop at a verdict. Launchet treats the verdict as the starting line: every evaluated venture can grow into a market report, a 13-section plan, a customer list, and a de-risked launch path.
The founders you pass on this year come back stronger next year, and they remember who made them better.
Launchet applies a proprietary methodology, published as The 12 Principles for Success in Launching Your New Business, developed over 28+ years of launching startups and leading product innovation inside Fortune 500 companies.
The ventures entrusted to your program are sensitive by definition. Here is what protects them, stated plainly.
Every submission lives in its own account, never exposed to other users, and shared only through explicit, revocable links.
AI providers are contractually barred from training on submitted content.
All traffic between the browser and our servers is HTTPS/TLS encrypted, end to end.
Institutional deployments include a dedicated security review at onboarding, where we work through your data-handling and FERPA questions with your team.
Set up access for a course, a competition, a cohort, or a whole program, with seats, invoicing and volume pricing.
We never store or see plain-text passwords. Passwords are hashed with bcrypt and sessions use expiring tokens.
Every submission is evaluated against the same four dimensions: market demand, feasibility, differentiation and competitive risk, grounded in live market research with sources attached. A hundred entries become a hundred comparable scores rather than a hundred differently formatted decks judged by feel, so rankings can be defended to entrants, faculty and donors.
No. Programs use it for student ventures, alumni ventures, faculty spinouts, and open-call competition entrants. Any venture your program evaluates can be scored on the same standard.
Our institutional review includes a dedicated security session at onboarding, where we work through your data-handling and FERPA questions with your team, and we sign your institution's data protection agreement.
A scored read with real strengths, real risks, and the next steps to strengthen the venture. From there they can build a full 13-section business plan, market research, and a go-to-market strategy on the same platform, so the founders you pass on still leave better than they arrived.
Yes. Institutional plans include class, cohort and program workspaces, seats, priority onboarding, invoicing and volume pricing. See pricing.
Launchet applies a proprietary methodology, published as The 12 Principles for Success in Launching Your New Business, developed over 28+ years of launching startups and leading product innovation inside Fortune 500 companies. The same framework governs every evaluation, which is what makes scores comparable across a cohort.
The fastest way to see whether this fits your program is to run one actual venture from it through the platform. We will walk you and your team through the results.
Sam Hijazin, CEO · sam@prodision.com · hello@launchet.ai