Program check-ins, reviews and a new look

Feature

• Program homes for founders, mentors and members are now to-do lists (This week, Needs you, commitments and takeaways), and a Deliverables tab lists everything a company owes, open, overdue and done, with waive and accept late for staff
• Weekly check-ins: a check-in builder with starter templates, heart, NPS and scale questions, digests and alerts, a Monday email with reminders, and a staff board in a new Check-ins tab. Staff can move a cohort and its pulse, update requests and surveys onto it
• Founders can answer a missed check-in week late, and an expired check-in link offers to email a fresh one
• Founder Goals: objectives and key results with progress inside the weekly check-in, mentor and staff views, and alerts when a goal goes off course
• Program feedback is part of the weekly check-in: founders rate sessions, speakers and mentors, staff set a rating rule for each team member, and results show by company in saved, shareable reports, with program KPIs and a health strip for staff
• Submissions tracker: every founder by week across check-ins, updates, assignments and goals, with Remind (limits and a log), and imports that bring past weeks in from a spreadsheet with review, commit and undo
• Weekly pitch video: a check-in question that records or uploads a video, plays in place, builds a timeline per company and can be used for Demo Day
• Mentor booking in three steps (mentor, day, time) in your own time zone, office hours set on a week grid, group office hours with seats and a waitlist, and a session workspace with Prep, Agenda, Notes and Feedback
• Application review rounds: balanced reviewer assignment, conflicts and recusal, My reviews, side-by-side compare, calibration with reviewer agreement, consensus, bulk decisions and a decision lock, plus outside judges who review from a link on their phone
• Fair selection tools: data classes on form questions, sealed answers, eligibility rules and a screening queue, a data steward reveal with an access log, a bias check with a fairness report, an optional About you survey after decisions, and feedback letters drafted from the rubric
• Import applications from CSV or Excel with results row by row and past scores in a closed round; imported applicants are never emailed unless staff choose to
• Company health: one badge with its reason on every company, a staff override, and a cohort cockpit on the staff home
• Company profiles add an executive summary, a 5-sentence pitch with Rate my pitch, advisors, incorporation, funding history, and capital and revenue at program start and end
• Demo Day adds judging, scoring and feedback, interest from more than investors, and a public showcase card for each company
• Program reports for progress and the applicant pool, with saved versions, share links, a number-checked summary, and PDF, slides and Excel downloads
• Program library: resources, perks and agendas you can browse by type, group and topic; a program can hide weeks, recordings or the library from mentors
• Bootcamps enroll students as people, with a Students roster, a phone-first student portal, check-ins for students, and certificates with completion rules
• Founders can share a win to the program feed, and pods (or working groups) get a pod mentor and a Your pod card
• Organizations can let founders see who on the program team knows someone and ask through them; an owner turns it on
• Talent Pool sourcing: program staff can queue outside candidates for a cohort, approve or decline each one, and invite the approved ones to apply
• Cohort exports: program staff can download applications, companies, mentors, attendance, submissions and intro requests as CSV, and the program report as CSV or PDF
• Invitations: one view of every invitation not yet accepted, staff who see only one program, and signing in now accepts a founder, mentor or staff invitation
• Demo workspace: staff can open a sample program and view it as a founder, mentor or member
• Organizations can turn on a public page that people can follow
• Company pages in organization shared contacts open with a short AI summary of the team relationship with that company
• Partnership portal: partner records, engagements, a two-sided ledger, and a preferred partners page for members
• Conference Mode for organizations: a conference hub with submissions, a public page and embed, an attendee directory, meet-me requests, QR scans, photos with consent, and sponsors
• Guests can register for a public event, and cancel from their ticket link, without an account
• Post-event feedback emails with a form that needs no login, and results for organizers
• Discover events by format and near you, on a map, see where each listing came from, and subscribe to public calendars in your calendar app
• Volunteers for events: roles and shifts, a sign-up sheet, check-in and logged hours
• An event Planning tab: a readiness score, tasks, a budget with payments, and vendors
• Pin a message until a date with a note, and find saved messages, posts, resources and events on one Saved page
• Community moderation: members can report a message, and moderators review held messages and reports (hide, restore, remove) and decide appeals
• Writing help in the email composer and messages: a live score with what to improve, and one-click rewrites (1 credit each)
• Contact records show where each detail came from and let you lock it, with an AI summary, notes with @mentions, pins and versions, and keyboard shortcuts
• Smart lists build groups from rules, with personal saved views and a weekly Alert me; search filters add seniority, company size, changed jobs and in the news
• Follow-ups opens on a Reconnect queue (today, overdue, snoozed) with Blast from the past
• Keep in touch: every contact record shows when you last spoke and when you are next due, you can set how often to stay in touch, and send a personal note from the record
• An Alerts tab in Follow-ups lists relationships that need attention, like a key contact cooling off or a job change, each with a next step
• Capture a contact from any image, like a business card or a screenshot, with a camera in every composer and attachments on notes
• Profiles of people you are connected with show your relationship at a glance: a relationship chip, a rail with your shared history, and a focus line on the record
• Propose meeting times and share a public availability link, and use email templates with merge fields
• Introductions: a consent page for the person being introduced, intros to people not yet on Titen, templates, a funnel and give-and-take ledger, a shareable one-pager, and an intro opt-out
• Community and event organizers can introduce members to each other, in batches if they like, with both people agreeing first when they choose
• Company pages show facts with their sources and alumni, and you can follow a company for a weekly digest
• One Cmd+K palette everywhere: pages, actions, program weeks, sessions, asks and applications, Book a mentor, and a keyboard shortcuts sheet (press ?)
• Find your own contacts and shared organization contacts from Cmd+K by asking in plain words, with a line showing where each result came from
• Search your network in two speeds: quick results first, then Go deeper for a fuller search (2 credits), plus a finder for who can refer you to a company
• Security settings: two-step verification, recovery codes, active sessions and recent sign-ins, and account deletion with a 14-day grace period
• Choose which of your email addresses each organization uses
• Settings > Developer: personal API keys for your contacts, notes and reminders, with rotation and revocation, and outgoing webhooks
• Admins and moderators of a private community can approve or decline requests to join, and the person who asked hears back either way
• Community leaders choose whether someone whose request to join was declined can ask again: never, after a waiting period, or any time
• Leave a community from its menu; the creator and the last admin stay so the community always has someone in charge
• Download a document as Word or PowerPoint, alongside Print and PDF
• Import contacts from any CSV file: map the columns, see sample values, choose how duplicates are handled, and each imported contact shows a CSV badge
• Let Claude or ChatGPT read your network: create an access token for an AI assistant in Settings, and revoke it at any time
• Paste notes from any meeting into the Meetings tab: Titen finds who was there, when it was and the action items, and logs the meeting on each contact
• Write a post once, schedule it on your social calendar, and delete your own posts later; posts go to your Titen feed
• Program cycles: set objectives for a cycle, run review sessions where every company meets mentors, and record mentor commitments
• At an event, mark yourself on site, see who else is here, say whether you are free to meet, and hosts can run quick intro rounds

Improvement

• Mentor ratings use one Rate dialog on the 5 or 10 point scale your organization picked, every mentor card shows the same rating, mentors can hold several roles, and mentors can refer another mentor
• Curriculum opens on the current week with each week status, marks work that closed unsent as Missed, and gives staff outline, schedule and submissions views
• Asks are threads with replies, staff can send an ask to the right person and the founder marks it resolved; mentor matching weighs the needs of a company against the areas of each mentor
• Alumni keep their portal when a cohort is completed and move to monthly updates
• Program surveys can be announced, reminded, repeated and edited, with new question types and templates
• Channels get their own role permissions (create, manage, announce, moderate), and program channels open inside Comms
• Graph view in organization shared contacts draws a map of who knows whom, with the hub list beside it
• Fundraise Desk: organization desks live under Network, programs get a pipeline view, and founders choose what their program can see
• RSVPs: attendees answer for themselves, hosts confirm, and auto-confirm events confirm right away
• Large communities open their member list fast: members load a page at a time with the true total, and the Pending and engagement filters run on the server
• Explain this score: what makes up a relationship score, why, what would raise it, and its 12-month history
• Relationship strength shows as one score bar everywhere, with its trend, where it ranks in your network, and a breakdown you can open
• Your network map draws up to 5,000 people and loads fast for large networks
• On a desktop, switch your network map to 3D
• Synced contacts can be archived and restored instead of deleted, and imported contacts get reminders, stars and activity logging
• Duplicate review adds Not the same person, dismissals that stay dismissed, a merge preview with a pick for each field, and a merge history where any merge or unlink can be undone
• On a phone, swipe or long-press rows in messages and notifications, and the back button closes the open panel; paid actions show their credit cost
• Research credits: a personal wallet card, an option to use your own credits first, and organization pools with allotments and a ledger
• Notifications can be snoozed, archived, grouped and handled in bulk, with keyboard shortcuts and a level for each thread
• A new look: clearer navigation with grouped sections and phone tab bars, a larger minimum text size, sentence case, consistent status colors and charts, and better dark mode and high contrast
• Editors save as you type with a quiet Saved note, and Undo replaces most confirm dialogs
• When a new version is ready you get a Reload prompt instead of a surprise reload, and the app recovers from a blank page after an update
• Accessibility fixes across the app toward WCAG 2.2 AA
• A Pro plan you were given shows on the Plan page with the date it ends and a way to subscribe
• Notification settings are one panel: choose in-app, email and push for each kind of notification
• Organizations set channel rules: who can create channels, announcement-only channels, slow mode, pinned messages and how long messages are kept

Fix

• Event and RSVP reminders wait for your organization quiet hours instead of being skipped, and ticket counts stay accurate
• Sharing a LinkedIn import with your organization no longer times out and includes updated contacts, and a dropped file keeps the import scope you picked
• Warm introductions to a company save again
• Password reset works across tabs, sign-in explains expired links and offers a 6-digit code, and links in emails use the Titen address
• Removing a member from a community works, and says so plainly when it cannot
• Accepting a community invite works again, and an invite to a private community opens a page where you can accept or decline it
• Creating an organization channel, adding co-hosts to an event and creating an event calendar work again
• Registering for an event no longer shows an error when the confirmation email cannot be delivered
• A Pro plan you were given, such as a referral trial, unlocks Pro features in the app right away