SeriateEmpowered Founders

Write to a person.

One address, and a short list of what to send where. No form on this page, no phone tree, and no sales call before you can try the product.

Seriate is part of the Empowered Founders bundle, so account and billing questions are answered in one place for every product rather than once per tool.

No. II

The address.

Email
founders@empoweredfounders.com
The Empowered Founders inbox. It covers Seriate along with the rest of the bundle.
The app
app.seriate.io
Where the workspace itself lives. This site is the page about it.
Your account
Subscription, seats and billing
In your own account, signed in, without asking anyone.
No. III

What goes where.

Most things you can do yourself in less time than an email takes.

01Signing in
Sign in at empoweredfounders.com/login. There is one front door for the whole bundle, so there is no separate Seriate login to look for.
02Subscription, seats and billing
All of it lives in your Empowered Founders account, including cancelling. That takes two clicks and does not route through us.
03Using the workspace
The product is at app.seriate.io. If something is broken there, tell us what you were doing and what happened instead.
04Privacy, data and legal
Access, correction, deletion and export requests, and any other privacy, data or legal question, go to the address above.
05A figure that disagrees with itself
If a price or an allowance says one thing here and another thing on empoweredfounders.com, that is a bug. Send the two pages and we will settle it.
06Security
If you think you have found a vulnerability, or that someone else has reached your account, write first and do not post it publicly.
No. IV

Why there is no form.

This site is static: a handful of HTML files and a stylesheet, served by nginx with nothing running behind them. A contact form needs somewhere to post to, and there is nowhere.

We would rather send you to a real address than draw a form that quietly drops your message, or bolt on a third party that reads it on the way past. Your mail client already knows how to do this.