Elevatr Ventures venture studio

From a problem people face to a company.

Atlas finds the problems worth solving. The studio helps the people who claim them build the company. So far: 0 validated, 0 claimed.

How it works

  1. 01

    Bring people in

    Everyone who joins adds problems they face and backs the ones they share.

    Get your invite link →
  2. 02

    Understand the problems

    Explore the map and the problem list: who faces what, where, and how often.

    Browse problems →
  3. 03

    Validate

    People tap “I face this” and add one-line stories. 10 stories validate a problem.

    Most faced →
  4. 04

    Check the gap

    The startup engine matches every problem against ~9,700 startups to show where no one is building.

    See the gaps →
  5. 05

    Raise it (or find it)

    Add a problem in a minute. If someone already raised it, back theirs so the voices add up.

    Add a problem →
  6. 06

    Claim it

    Builders claim a problem publicly, post progress and find co-founders.

    Find one to claim →
  7. 07

    Join the studio

    Elevatr Ventures backs the strongest claims from idea to product-market fit, scale and Series A.

    How we help →

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What builders get

Claim a problem, and we build it with you.

  • Validation sprint

    We test the problem with the people on Atlas who said they face it.

  • Product

    Shape it into a product: who it is for, what it does, the fastest test.

  • Customers

    Go-to-market playbooks and the first paying users.

  • Co-founders & team

    Intros to people on Atlas who want to join you.

  • Funding

    Investor readiness, the story and the numbers, and the right intros up to Series A.

To apply, open any problem and tap “I want to build this”. Pick “Full studio support” under what you need. The team reviews every claim and replies within a week.

Builders board

People building on Atlas

Each card is someone who claimed a problem publicly. Looking for a co-founder or a team to join? Ask for an intro on the problem page.

No public claims with this need yet.

Be the first: pick a gap above and claim it.