Set up your founder profile with useful context
Learn what onboarding asks for, why it matters, and how Apollo uses it to keep your next step relevant.
Onboarding asks for the minimum useful context: your role, lifecycle stage, and the challenge that deserves attention now. Apollo does not infer these details on your behalf.
What to include
- Lifecycle stage: choose the stage that best describes the company today, not the stage you hope to reach next.
- Current focus: name the decision or constraint that would make the biggest difference if it became clearer.
- Learning enrolment: choose whether you are ready to enter the structured Learn pathway. You can return to this later.
What Apollo does with it
Your profile helps the private Founder Guide choose one explainable route across Learn, Build, or Grow. It does not create an account in any external Apollo tool, share your notes with another product, or make an advisor relationship appear automatically.
You can revisit profile and account settings from Profile and Settings. For a privacy or data-access question, use account, privacy, and data requests.
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