Private founder matchmaking
Find your co‑founder before you quit, with a brief you choose to share.
01 · How it works
Find complementary founders through a project nickname and an approved brief. Keep your private background out of the matching service.
Write a shareable idea and, if you like, paste your background for local skill suggestions. Background text stays on your device. Review every field before publishing.
Only the brief you approve goes to WYJ’s matching service and proposed counterparts: nickname, idea, skills, preferences and availability. Your identity and contact are separate.
Choose exactly which name and contact to share for each pairing. Your counterpart receives those details only after you both approve that introduction.
02 · The privacy promise
Your background stays on your device. Publishing sends your approved pseudonymous brief to matching and potential counterparts. Your chosen identity and contact wait for mutual approval.
Draft seen only by you
“Want to build booking rails for AI agents. Need six months of runway first.”
Draft: Nova · offers engineering · seeks product. Not published until you approve it.
Not shared. You choose it per pairing, later
03 · Why super{set}
super{set} builds companies with founders around a focused first product. WYJ finds complementary people early and hands them a testable problem and a first experiment. That's our hypothesis, not something super{set} has endorsed.
Building an Expedia-style booking layer for AI agents.
Exploring infrastructure for agent travel.
Each seeks exactly what the other offers, and both briefs point at agent-driven travel booking.
Interview five travel agencies about how they book today. Continue only if the same pain keeps showing up.
A starting hypothesis, not validated demand.
04 · Landing