KeystoneOS provides Ecosystem-as-a-Service infrastructure that connects fragmented startup support networks. We build modular bridges between incubators, VCs, accelerators, venture studios, corporates, universities, and public programs, creating seamless orchestration across the entrepreneurial continuum. Our platform offers three core capabilities: ecosystem routing that surfaces tailored pathways for founders, governance dashboards that give valorization managers and program owners visibility into collaboration flows and performance gaps, and interoperability standards that enable open collaboration between existing mapping initiatives. The problem we solve is ecosystem fragmentation—founders navigate disconnected support systems while enablers lack visibility into cross-program coordination. This creates inefficient resource allocation and missed collaboration opportunities. KeystoneOS preserves founder autonomy while providing the connective infrastructure that ecosystem stakeholders need to coordinate effectively. Rather than replacing existing platforms, we complement mapping and benchmarking tools by focusing on the orchestration layer that makes ecosystems truly function as integrated systems.

Problem: Entrepreneurial ecosystems suffer from fragmentation. Startups struggle to navigate disconnected support networks while ecosystem enablers (valorization managers, corporate innovation leads, program owners) lack visibility into collaboration flows and performance gaps across the support continuum. Solution: KeystoneOS provides modular infrastructure that bridges stakeholders across the ecosystem. We offer routing capabilities that surface relevant pathways to founders, governance dashboards that track milestones and coordination flows for enablers, and interoperability standards that enable existing mapping initiatives to collaborate rather than compete. Our approach preserves founder choice and creativity while building the connective tissue that makes ecosystems function as integrated systems rather than isolated silos.