Changelog

Notable changes to Colorado Startup Resources, newest first. Spotted something broken? Report a bug.

October 7, 2026

  • Better tags. New tags for students, cooperatives, Indigenous communities, and immigrants & refugees; farming is now part of agriculture; and over 1,100 resources gained tags they were missing.
  • Better on phones. The menu no longer closes when you tap Resources, forms no longer zoom in on iPhones, and links are easier to tap.
  • A guide to every stage. Each of the 10 stages, from Find Your Purpose to Evolve What You’ve Built, now explains what it covers, for ventures, nonprofits, creatives and community efforts alike.
  • Friendlier to AI assistants. A plain-text guide to the directory at /llms.txt, with the full list at /llms-full.txt, and a tidier sitemap.
  • CSR Passport and collections. Create a free account to save resources into your own named collections, like “Funding to apply for” or “Events this month”. Anything you saved before is in a collection called Saved. Sponsorship is now in the main menu.
  • New footer. Browse links for location, stage, tags and jobs; our LinkedIn page; and this changelog.
  • New look. A new logo, plus colors, a browser icon and a link-sharing image to match.
  • Highlights. Resource profiles now note when an organization is Colorado-based or woman-owned or operated.
  • Sponsorship. Stage, category, region, county and tag pages can now be sponsored. Sponsors are always clearly labeled. Pathway sponsorships are now available.
  • Member profiles. Signed-in members can add a photo, role, location, interests and what they’re looking for. Profiles are private: only you can see yours.
  • Tag pages in search. Tag pages can now appear in search engine results.

October 6, 2026

  • A rebuilt site. Colorado Startup Resources moved to a new platform, with all 2,100+ resources carried over.
  • Accounts. Sign in with an email link, Google or LinkedIn to save resources to your account.
  • Find a Job. One page gathering the career pages listed across the directory.
  • Locations. Colorado’s 14 regions now use their official names, and organizations based outside Colorado are listed as National.
  • Contact form. Choose a topic so your message reaches the right place.
  • New pages. About, Sponsorship, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.