Your own application form
Ask the questions your program asks, and take applications straight in.
What it is
You define your program's application questions once: short and long text, numbers, dropdowns, links, and file uploads. That set of questions is then used everywhere applications come in.
Why it matters
Every program asks different things, and the answers are what your rubric scores. Defining them once means your form, your bulk import, and your screening all agree, with no re-keying.
How it works
Add your fields in program settings. Applicants can apply through a hosted form or one embedded on your own site, and you can still import a CSV or add an applicant by hand. Answers are pinned to the version of the form they were captured under, so changing your questions never rewrites past applications.
If you cannot embed
Some programs are not allowed to put an outside tool in their review flow. Import and manual entry are first-class paths, not a fallback, and everything works end to end without the embed.
Try your own application form
See how LaunchValid works for accelerators, incubators, and venture studios.
LaunchValid for programsRelated features
- Applicant screening and rankingScore a whole intake round against your own rubric, then read a ranked list.
- Investment committee memosTurn an applicant, their scores, and your interview notes into one committee memo.
- Cohorts and milestonesGroup your founders into a cohort and see who is moving and who is stuck.