Somewhere in this city is the person who's already solved the thing you're stuck on. Create a free account, spend a minute with ANDI, and you're in the member directory — where she spends her time working out who you should meet, and introducing you over email when it's someone genuinely worth your time.
Pursue
ATL
Builders helping builders.
A room to build & grow together.
Accelerators in Tech Square. Founders in coffee shops. Operators at Atlanta Tech Village. Students at Georgia Tech, Emory, GSU, Spelman, Morehouse. Pitch nights, demo days, group chats you don't even know exist. The city is sprawling enough that the people you need are real, nearby, and still somehow unreachable.
So we built the digital front door.
We aggregate the whole ecosystem into one place — the people, the events, the rooms — and then we do the part software usually skips. ANDI, our AI, builds the member directory one conversation at a time, keeps getting to know you long after you've joined, and introduces you over email to the people worth your time. All of it starts with a free account.
One server for all of Atlanta's builders, with channels for what you're building and where you study. Anyone can join.
A short chat to start — no application, no screening. Then she keeps going: a question at a time in your account, whenever you feel like answering. The more she knows, the better she matches.
Onboarding becomes your member profile. Other builders can find you by what you're working on — and you can find them.
ANDI spots a real fit — a co-founder, a first customer, someone who's solved your problem — and asks you both. Two yeses and she puts you on one email thread together.
Plus the things anyone can use without an account — the ATL events calendar and the Sunday newsletter. Members just get them first.
You will never be dropped into a thread with a stranger. An introduction takes two yeses, and either one of you can decline without the other ever knowing you were asked.
ANDI proposes it from what she knows about you both — or a member reads your listing and asks. Either way it starts as a question, not a connection.
Each of you sees who it is and why, and answers in your own time. A no is completely private: the other person is only ever told it wasn't mutual.
Two yeses and she emails you both on one thread, with the context of why. Reply-all and you're talking. That's the first time either address is shared.
You control all of it from your account: turn ANDI's matching off, close your listing to requests, choose how often she emails you, or write her standing instructions — “no cold sales intros”, “founders past seed only” — and she follows them.
Any stage. Any campus. Any neighborhood. Onboarding is how we learn where you fit — and everyone below is already in the directory, one intro away.
Pursue ATL is free to join — so here's exactly what to expect, start to finish. No surprises.
Sign up with Google — about thirty seconds. No form, no waiting, and it's free.
A short chat with our AI agent so we learn what you're building and what you're after. That becomes your member profile.
Review your profile, publish it to the member directory, then hop into the Discord and post an intro.
That's it — you're fully in. Jump into office hours, events, and the rest of the community.
Ready?
Sign up with Google, have a short chat with ANDI, and you're in the directory with a member profile — in the Discord, and on ANDI's list for warm introductions. Free, always.
