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You have the idea. You're missing someone to build it with you.

You describe what you're planning, and Xyntal shows you who fits and why.

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LinkedIn shows what someone can do. Whether they have time right now, what they expect and on what terms they'd join isn't there. Xyntal shows you before you write to anyone.

Matching

Who fits you
and why.

First of all: who is even there?

Under “Discover” you see people, projects and communities, sorted by how well they fit you.

One number, calculated the same way for everyone.

The fit is made up of ten areas, weighted and added together. The same details always give the same number, and nobody can buy a better position.

The reason comes with it.

With every suggestion you read what the person brings, what your profile is missing and what the next step would be.

You can look at the calculation.

Every area is listed separately, with points. If a number surprises you, you check where it comes from.

Xyntal app, Discover section: two profile cards marked “Recommended for you”, 91% and 56% match, time per week and what the person is looking for. Xyntal app, profile with “How well you and Selin Kaya fit”: 91% match, a short explanation, suggested role, next step and the score breakdown by areas such as vision, intent, complementary skills and long-term potential.
Real app · Sample data

Never counts

  • Your plan0 %
  • The content of your messages0 %
  • Looks, name, age, gender, origin0 %
  • How many followers someone has0 %

The path

From application
to project.

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1

Apply

Create an account, answer three questions: What are you building? Who are you looking for? How much time do you have? Every application is reviewed and answered by email.

2

Profile

Skills, tech stack, goals, languages, hours per week. And the terms on which you'd join: as a co-founder, paid, or as a side project.

3

Work style

28 blocks. Each time you pick what fits you most and what fits you least. Two people who both only push are not automatically the best team.

4

Suggestion

From 65 points on, someone shows up for you, with the number, the reasoning and the ten areas listed separately.

5

Message

You write directly. To keep this from becoming a spam channel, there are limits: no more than three new conversations per hour.

6

Project

Create a project, list the open roles. Anyone who wants to join signs up with “I'd be in”.

The app

The website is just the entrance.

The work happens in the app for Mac and Windows. Suggestions, projects and messages in one place. The images are from the real app, with sample data.

Xyntal app, home: greeting, open tasks, focus for today, milestones and project status.
Start What's on today
Xyntal app, messages: list of conversations on the left, a group chat with four members in the middle, the member list on the right.
Messages Private and in the team
Xyntal app, projects: three projects with progress, open tasks and the people working on them.
Projects Who does what

As of today

What already works and what's still missing.

  • Profiles, members, community, messageslive
  • Suggestions with reasonslive
  • projects with open roleslive
  • Shared workspacesin progress
  • Linux and mobilenot available yet

Instead

Where people usually look,
and what's missing there.

  1. LinkedIn

    You see titles and skills. You don't see whether someone has time right now or wants to join at all.

    Profiles include time, expectations and the terms on which someone would join.

  2. Discord-Server

    Lots of people, no filter. You ask the room and hope someone suitable answers.

    You describe who you're looking for. Only people who reach at least 65 points are suggested to you.

  3. Friends of friends

    Whether you find someone depends on who the people around you happen to know.

    You also reach people nobody around you knows.

  4. Freelancer platforms

    There you find paid jobs. Co-founding or a side project isn't part of it.

    Co-founding, a paid task and a side project are equally valid paths.

  5. Three calls to sort people out

    Only after the third conversation does it turn out: no time, different expectations.

    Time and expectations are in the profile before you write to each other.

  6. Group chats

    Who wanted to join? It's somewhere between two hundred other messages.

    One project, open roles and all sign-ups in one place.

About Xyntal

Good ideas rarely fail because of the idea, but because the right people are missing. Xyntal brings them together.

Xyntal is in beta. Every application is reviewed and answered by email.

If you're planning something, apply. We're curious what you'll build.

More about Xyntal

Quick questions.

Who is this for?
For people with a concrete plan, usually a digital product, who are looking for someone to build it with. And for people who want to help build: as a co-founder, paid for a clear task, or as a side project with agreed hours.
What does it run on?
As an app for Mac and Windows. You can create your profile and apply here on the website. Linux and mobile aren't available yet.
How do I get in?
By application: create an account and answer three questions. The answer comes by email.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the beta. What comes after is listed openly under Pricing.

You have the idea.

Find the people for it.

Apply for the beta

Xyntal costs nothing during the beta.

Browse members

You're already in. Good to have you here.

Status of your application

Your application is in. We'll review it and reply by email.

Nothing concrete planned yet? We'll let you know when Xyntal opens to everyone, and only write when there's something new.