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Every verified student, plotted by place, so great work nearby stops going unseen.
Up to ten photos and four videos per profile. Projects, not bullet points.
GitHub, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X. All in one place.
Every profile is read by hand before it goes live. No fakes, no bots, no noise.
Your name, your email, and the country you're in. That's the whole form.
When we go live where you are, your invite to apply lands in your inbox.
Add your work, your links and your media. Once a human approves it, you're on the map.
Your name, your email, and the country you're in. That's the whole form.
When we go live where you are, your invite to apply lands in your inbox.
Add your work, your links and your media. Once a human approves it, you're on the map.
Companies and investors see what a student shipped, designed or launched, before the CV and before everyone else finds them. Universities see what their own campus is building, across every discipline, long before graduation.
LynkVerse hasn't launched everywhere yet. Join the waitlist and be first in when we go live where you are.
LynkVerse is a map-based discovery platform for student talent. Students build a profile around their actual work — images, video, projects and links — and appear as a pin on an interactive map, so people can find who is doing interesting work near them.
Students in every discipline — tech, art, engineering, science, music, business, fashion, film, beauty, sports and more — plus the collaborators, companies, universities and local businesses looking for them.
Join the waitlist on lynkverse.com. When LynkVerse opens where you are, you get an invite email with a link to apply. Every profile is reviewed by hand before it appears on the map.
LynkVerse is launching first in Ireland and opening one country at a time. You can join the waitlist from anywhere to be first in when your country goes live.
No. The map only ever shows your general area or county — never a home address.
There is no feed, no algorithm and no follower count. Profiles are built around the work itself rather than job titles, and discovery happens by location on a map instead of by popularity.