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Entrevo Open · Non-profit
Real founder stories, in the time it takes to scroll a reel.
Entrevo Open is a free, non-profit library of short, factual stories from entrepreneurs around the world — so you can learn from real paths instead of getting lost in random content.
Platform preview
One calm library, two ways to read.
Open Entrevo as a light mobile deck or a spacious web workspace — everything stays in sync, free and ad-free.
Swipe through focused cards
Move through real founder bios with simple gestures and no distractions.
Micro-length stories fit the in-between moments.
Save founders and tags to reopen later on your laptop.
Quick, tactile reading that feels more like a calm deck than a feed.
Map the library from your desk
Search, filter, and compare founders with more breathing room, while keeping the same clean reading experience.
Filter by industry, traction, or geography without downloads.
Jordan
Bootstrapped an automation tool to 10k users.
Aisha
Linked smallholder farms with urban grocers.
Diego
Built transparent lending for micro shops.
Priya
Scaled telehealth to rural clinics.
Everything stays in sync.
Start on your phone, pick up on web — your saved founders travel with you.
How Entrevo works
See how the app guides you in seconds
Choose what matters, read focused stories, and keep the ones that actually help you.
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Pick what you care about
Choose industries, themes or types of founders you want to see more of.
02
Read one story at a time
Each bio takes 1–2 minutes. You see where they started, what they built and where they are now.
03
Save what resonates
Bookmark your favorite founders and learnings so you can come back when you want a reference.
Preview: follow what interests you
Try the industry chips
Tap a chip to see a few founders you’d surface in that lane.
Sample founders
* Sample founders are illustrative and may not reflect the live library.
Browse the library from the web
You don’t need the app to start. From your laptop you can search founders by industry, impact, geography or background — and read them in a clean, distraction-free layout.
Open Entrevo on the webSofía Ríos
AquaCiclo — Turning restaurant grease into biofuel
Diego Santos
MercadoPay — Credit rails for market vendors
Luiza Campos
Edulive — Live courses led by local operators
* Sample entrepreneur stories shown for demo purposes.
Community & contribution
A community-driven project
Entrevo Open is built by and for people who care about entrepreneurship. You can use it, and you can also help shape which stories get told.
Suggest founders
Anyone can suggest entrepreneurs they admire. You share a link (like Wikipedia or LinkedIn), and our moderators turn it into a short, factual bio.
Help as a moderator
Want to contribute more? Moderators help review and polish stories. We credit your work and can certify your hours for university or your portfolio.
Purpose
Why Entrevo exists
We built Entrevo to replace hype with honest, bite-sized stories that feel close to your reality—and to make learning from real founders as easy as a quick scroll.
Real role models, not just the same five names
We’re tired of hearing only about the same entrepreneurs. Entrevo documents founders from all kinds of industries, backgrounds and countries — so you can find stories that feel closer to your reality.
Turn empty scrolling into learning
Instead of spending 10 minutes on random content, you can read 2–3 real stories that get you closer to your own goals. Entrevo fits into the same moments, but leaves you with ideas instead of noise.
Open, factual and community-driven
No fake gurus. No fluff. Just short, factual stories based on public information — curated and improved by a community of contributors who care about entrepreneurship.
Ready to swap random scrolling for real stories?
Spend a few minutes with real founder journeys and take away something useful.
Same time as a reel, but filled with facts you can revisit — free, open and community-driven.