Find co-founders and build startup groups

Create or join a startup group, match with co-founders, and talk through proposed equity splits.

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Free to use. Sign up to join or create a group. EquityTake is not a stock exchange and does not issue shares.

How it works

Three steps from idea to co-founder conversations.

  1. Create or join a group. Start a startup group around your idea, or browse existing groups and request to join one that fits your skills and interests.
  2. Match with builders. Connect with potential co-founders inside the group. See what skills each member brings and find the right fit for your team.
  3. Discuss proposed equity. Talk through proposed equity splits within the group. Numbers are discussion proposals — not legal shares or formal allocations.

Who it's for

EquityTake is built for people at the earliest stage of building something new.

Why EquityTake

A focused space for building, not just networking.

Frequently asked questions

Is EquityTake free to use?
Yes. EquityTake is fully free. You can browse, create, and join groups, and discuss proposed equity splits at no cost. There is no subscription or paywall.
Do I need an account to browse groups?
No. You can browse all public groups freely without signing in. You only need an account to create a group, join a group, or participate in group discussions.
Are the equity numbers legal shares?
No. Equity numbers shown on a group are proposals for discussion only. EquityTake does not issue shares, allocate legal ownership, or incorporate companies. If anyone asks you for funds, shares, or formal incorporation, get independent legal advice first.
Is EquityTake a stock exchange or investment platform?
No. EquityTake is a co-founder matching and startup groups platform. It is not a stock exchange, investment platform, or legal incorporation service. The equity discussions are non-binding proposals to help teams talk through ownership before formalising anything.
How does co-founder matching work?
Create or join a group around a startup idea. Inside the group, you can see other members' skills and interests. From there, you can connect directly and discuss whether you'd make a good co-founder team.
Can I discuss a startup equity split before incorporating?
Yes — that's exactly what the proposed equity feature is for. Team members can suggest equity splits and discuss them openly within the group. These are non-binding proposals to help you align before spending money on legal incorporation.

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