Add it the way you have it.
A talk you gave, a PDF, a spreadsheet, a Word document, a video link, or just a conversation with Peerpedia about what you did. Pin the three you want people to see first.
Pages & spaces
Your know-how, answering for you.
Put your lessons, talks and files on your Peerpedia page. When a founder asks something you know, the answer comes from you, with your name on it. Run a group? Give it a space, and its files answer its members.
Share what you know once. It keeps answering.
Your name on every answer.
When your lesson answers someone, it says it’s yours. Founders who find it useful follow your page and hear when you add something new.
See it work.
Your page counts its views, its visitors, its followers, and how many questions were answered with your knowledge.
Spaces
Turn your group’s files into answers.
An association, a cohort, a collective of brands: give it a space. Upload the SOPs, the recordings and the checklists you keep sharing, and members ask the space instead of the group chat.
Open or invite-only.
Anyone can follow an open space. An invite-only one is asked to join, and you decide who’s in.
Its files answer its members.
Every answer drawn from the space says which file and which space it came from.
You keep control.
Managers add and remove files, keep any of them private, and see who is asking to join.
Made for people who already share what they know.
If you keep answering the same questions on calls and in group chats, this is for you.
- Founders who’ve built and scaled a brand
- Export associations
- Accelerator and incubator cohorts
- D2C founder collectives
- Marketplace seller groups
- Consultants and operators
Questions
What does it cost?
Nothing. Your page and any spaces you start are free.
Who can see my files?
Anyone with your link sees your page and the start of each pinned file. Founders who sign in can open a file in full. A file you mark private is seen only by you, and in a space, only by its managers.
Do I have to answer questions?
No. Your page answers from what you’ve shared. If a founder needs more than that, Peerpedia may ask whether you can help, and you can always say no.
Can I take something down?
Any time. Remove a file or a lesson and it stops answering straight away. You can also leave Peerpedia and take everything you shared out with you.
How is a space different from a WhatsApp group?
A group chat buries what was shared. A space keeps it, and answers from it whenever a member asks, with the file it came from.