The professional network for everyone the justice system touches — attorneys, employers, reentry organizations, and the millions of people rebuilding after a conviction.
A defendant needs an attorney who has handled their charge. A reentry nonprofit needs employers who actually hire. An employer with open roles can't find qualified candidates. Someone eighteen months post-release needs a mentor who understands. Today, none of them can reliably find each other.
Built for a specific ecosystem rather than a general one — which is exactly why it can serve people a general network structurally penalizes.
Attorneys, consultants, reentry staff and coaches — credential-verified and searchable by charge type, district, facility and service.
Employers who genuinely hire people with records, posting real roles. No guessing which applications are wasted effort.
Policy updates, practical guidance, reentry stories and bounded "Ask an Expert" threads under real community guidelines.
Facility-alumni groups, industry reentry groups and legal practice groups. Shared context means less explaining.
On a general network, a résumé with a five-year hole and no explanation gets filtered before a human sees it. Disclosing a conviction invites judgment from every professional contact you have. Employers open to fair-chance hiring have no way to signal it.
Here, that same fact is context everyone already understands — and for consultants, mentors and peer counsellors, it's the qualification itself. That inversion is the product.
Honest Jobs and 70 Million Jobs already run substantial fair-chance job marketplaces. Honest Jobs alone reaches 230+ facilities through tablet partnerships, with over 1,100 employers. They are good at what they do.
Nobody has built the professional network and content layer across this whole ecosystem — the place where an attorney, a reentry counsellor, an employer and someone six months out can all find each other. Jobs are one module, not the product.
On the attorney side the model already exists. Martindale-Avvo proved free directory listings plus paid premium tiers works in legal, reaching 25M+ monthly consumers. We're adapting that rather than reinventing it.
We're building the first version with a small group of attorneys, employers and alumni shaping what gets built.
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