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How you get in, what stays private, and what Nally does.
Membership
How do I get in?
With an invitation. A member can give you their invitation code, or you can request an invite: a person reads every request, and approved founders receive their invitation by email. Then you sign in with a one-time code sent to your work email, Nally takes you through the paperwork in a conversation, and your company is checked against its government registry, with a person reviewing anything borderline. A way in cannot be bought.
Who sees my request?
A person on the Quint Ally team, who reads every request. Members never see it.
When am I charged?
On Silver, never: there is no payment step. Gold is not on sale yet. When it opens, you move to it from Membership and billing, and it is billed monthly until you cancel, which you can do at any time.
Gold will be $100 a month, charged monthly once it opens.
Membership prices are shown on the web.
Compare Silver and GoldWhat if nobody lets me in?
A person reads every request. If yours is not approved, we tell you by email, and the surest way in is then a founder who is already a member and can give you their code.
What is the difference between Silver and Gold?
Silver includes Nally, double-blind introductions, routed Asks, your Quint and Messages. Gold gives Nally more room for you: you are processed first in every matching run, with a weekly Deep Run, higher limits and more invitations. Gold is not on sale yet, and neither tier buys a way in.
Silver is free. Gold will be $100 a month.
Membership prices are shown on the web.
Compare Silver and GoldDoes Gold get me more or better introductions?
Gold never lowers the bar: everyone meets the same two-way test, one burden at a time. It can mean more introductions, because Gold gives Nally more room: you are processed first, get a weekly Deep Run, can run on-demand matching more often and can hold more proposals at once. It never buys a way in.
How do I sign in?
With a one-time code we send to your email. There are no passwords, and you never sign in through another company’s account.
Can other members find me or browse my profile?
No. There is no member directory, no search, no public list of Asks and no “people you may know”. Nally routes, and nobody browses. Another founder learns who you are only when you choose it: when you have both accepted an introduction, or when you ask to join their Quint.
What does the other founder see before we both accept?
A masked description, written for them, of how you could help each other. No name, no company, no city and no photo. Names, companies and a room unlock only when both of you have tapped Accept.
If I pass on an introduction, is the other founder told?
Only that the timing isn’t right. Nothing about you is revealed, and Nally waits a while before she proposes the same two of you again.
Do you sell my data?
No. What you tell Nally is used to route Asks and propose introductions, and it is never sold. You can read everything Nally holds about you, and have her forget any of it.
Read the privacy termsWhat is Nally?
Your AI networking manager. She listens in conversation and learns your burdens: what you need and what you can give. She routes your Asks privately to members who can answer, and proposes introductions. Useful answers and confirmed referrals build your Ally Score, your own trust score. There is no leaderboard.
How does Nally decide who to introduce?
She matches on burdens, not profiles, and in both directions. For each burden she looks for a founder who can help you and whom you can help in return, and she proposes an introduction only when it works both ways.
See how it worksWill Nally contact anyone on my behalf?
No. Nally proposes and you decide. Nothing is sent in your name without you, and an introduction happens only after both founders accept.
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Still have a question?
Nally walks you through it.
Request an invite and a person reads it. Once you are invited, Nally takes you through the paperwork in a conversation, one question at a time.
Have a code from a member? Use it here.