What You Can Actually Do Here
Three programs, built to work together: Capability Building teaches the skills, the Innovation Enablement Platform provides the tools and infrastructure to use them, and the Entrepreneur Leadership Program turns both into a real venture that benefits its community.
Capability Building Program
For individuals, and for the NGOs, community organizations, and government partners that want to bring AI literacy to their own staff and communities. This is the on-ramp into everything else iTogether does.
Who it's for: aspiring founders, professionals, technical builders, and partner organizations training their own people.
Core Tracks
All four courses are live now on our training platform — preview the curriculum or enroll directly. iTogether members enroll free: request your coupon code via Get Involved before checking out.
- AI for Everyone — a free introduction to using AI tools in everyday life and work. No technical background needed. View Course →
- AI Skills for the Modern Professional — prompting, workflow redesign, verification, and responsible use for knowledge workers. View Course →
- AI Leadership & Strategic Command — governance, prioritization, and investment decisions, for executives and policymakers. View Course →
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Built With Our Partners
Sector-specific tracks developed with and for partner organizations, including AI for Social Business & Entrepreneurship, AI for NGO Management & Governance, and Data Literacy for Field Workers — built for the realities of development-sector and community work, not generic corporate training.
How You Access It
Self-paced open enrollment; a white-label platform licensed under your own organization's brand; instructor-led cohort workshops; or a blended program combining both. Pricing is sliding-scale for individuals on the path toward the Entrepreneur Leadership Program, market rate for corporate seats, and grant-funded for pilot programs in underserved regions.
Have expertise worth turning into a course? Partners can build and own courses under the iTogether curriculum — we provide hosting, distribution, and learners; you provide the subject-matter expertise. Every contributed course goes through the same accountability check we apply to everything else we publish. See how to contribute a course →
Innovation Enablement Platform
The practical infrastructure that lets trained capability actually get put to use — built entirely on an open-source stack, so a founder or organization doesn't have to pay to rebuild basic technical infrastructure from scratch.
Who it's for: startups and technical builders, Entrepreneur Leadership Program founders, and institutions with a knowledge base worth activating.
Live Today, in Beta
Three tools are already up and running. They're early — the finished versions will be shaped by what our members actually need and what our advisors recommend, not decided in advance.
Data & AI Platform
A pre-configured, open-source data and AI stack, dramatically lowering the cost of launching an AI product.
Preview the Beta →Workflow Automation
Open-source, n8n-based automation for connecting tools and cutting out repetitive work. A user account is required.
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Institutional Knowledge Engine
Our Agentic Knowledge Engine, making an institution's own archive queryable in plain language.
Preview the Beta →On the Roadmap
Planned next, once shaped by feedback from the beta tools above:
- Open-Source LLM Hosting — low-cost inference APIs on hosted open models, so innovators aren't locked into expensive proprietary providers. (planned)
- The iTogether Community — a collaboration and social platform for shared learning and idea exchange, included with membership. (planned)
How You Access It
Free or subsidized for Entrepreneur Leadership Program members and Collaborative Project Studio ventures; usage-based subscription for external startups and developers; enterprise contract or grant funding for a full Institutional Knowledge Engine deployment. While each tool above is in beta, access is exactly as described in its card — open preview or an account on request; formal pricing applies once a tool graduates out of beta.
Partners can contribute data, technology, or infrastructure directly — compute credits, a curated dataset, an API integration, an open-source plugin. This is also how cash-constrained organizations participate: contribute expertise or data instead of a fee. Already using one of the beta tools above? Your feedback is a contribution too — it's what shapes the final version. See how to contribute data or technology →
Entrepreneur Leadership Program
Training and coaching, built as a cohort-based journey through our 9-Stage Cycle, paired with individual coaching. Four tracks, depending on where you're starting from — this is where Capability and Enablement turn into a real venture.
Foundations Track
For: Aspiring founders just starting to explore an idea.
You leave with: Our founding orientation, a practical questioning toolkit, and a validated idea worth building.
Builder Track
For: Founders with a committed idea, ready to design it properly.
You leave with: A real plan, shaped through peer review and honest outside challenge.
Governance & Launch Track
For: Founders approaching launch.
You leave with: A complete governance plan — access, structure, fairness, care, and accountability — ready to launch responsibly.
Fellows Coaching
For: Graduated founders running a live venture.
You leave with: Ongoing coaching through your first honest report and beyond, plus our mentor and investor network.
The curriculum is built to train founders for the brand-new AI-era roles — people who guide how AI tools get used, build trust with the community, and check that everything is done responsibly — for which no formal training exists yet.
The Collaborative Project Studio
Sometimes iTogether doesn't just train a founder — it co-builds the venture directly, in two stages, for graduates ready to build with us rather than alone.
Incubation
For the first 18–24 months, the venture operates as a project under the iTogether umbrella, funded through a mix of our Innovation Fund, grants, and partner contributions, with founders drawn from Program graduates and the wider network.
Spin-Off
Once a venture proves it can operate responsibly and reach the people it's meant to serve, it becomes its own independent company or social enterprise — with a small return recycled back into the fund to seed the next project.
Every studio project completes a full governance plan before it graduates, and files its first honest report within a year of spinning off.
Partners can contribute training, coaching, funding, or resources directly into the Program — co-teach a Governance & Launch session, open a real problem for the Foundations Track, offer mentor hours, or fund a scholarship. This extends what Advisors already do at iTogether into direct program delivery. See how to contribute training, coaching, or funding →
Network, Membership & the iTogether Commons
Every program above depends on the same thing: a trust-based community of founders, mentors, subject-matter experts, and mission-aligned organizations who are willing to collaborate, refer opportunities, and hold one another accountable. That's what membership at iTogether actually connects you to.
We call the contribution side of that community the iTogether Commons — courses, data, technology, training, and funding that partners contribute directly into the three programs, in the same spirit as our tagline: Innovating Together, Benefiting All.