Not needed
A pitch deck
If you have one you are welcome to send it. If you have none it is no disadvantage, and we do not ask for one.
The way in
No pitch deck, no introduction and no set format. You write a few lines, we read every word ourselves, and you get an answer from the person who read them.
Applying is free and open all year. No date closes it, and a no applies to that application and that moment.
Not one of them has a date. The pace is set by when your text is ready and when we have had time to read it.
A form with five fields and a box where you write what you build and where you stand. A plainly written half page tells us more than five polished ones.
A human being reads the whole application and answers personally to the address you gave. No automated decision is made about your application.
A conversation about the company, the numbers and which group fits. We go through the capital item by item, and you get the terms to read in good time.
Five companies are taken in per intake. If it is a yes we write the agreement together, and the terms of the capital are in there and not on this site.
Coaching every week, workshops in blocks, sessions in person in Stockholm or Gothenburg, and a last run through the budget for the time after the programme.
Four things, in that order. None of them is a turn of phrase.
We do not read for a market size worked out backwards, and not for a team with the right logos behind it. We read for whether we can make a difference in four months, and that shows in how somebody describes their own problem.
The market around us usually demands one of these before it reads anything. That is the cost we take away.
Not needed
If you have one you are welcome to send it. If you have none it is no disadvantage, and we do not ask for one.
Not needed
Nobody needs to introduce you. The form is the whole way in, and we read in the order applications arrive.
Not needed
If you apply as an individual there is a track of its own for that. The company can be formed during the programme, and we help with it.
The programme ends. The contact does not.
The last block is in person, and there every company goes through what it has built and what the budget for the time after looks like. The capital is calculated to carry a margin after the programme, and that margin is the whole difference between carrying on and starting over.
The mentors do not disappear the same moment. The introductions you were given are yours, and the room you sat in with four other companies remains as four companies who know what you are working on.
We promise no response time, because a promise we break is worse than no promise. We read everything and we answer.
Yes. A no applies to that application and that moment. Companies move, and next time we read again from the start.
A few lines is enough, and four thousand characters is the cap. Concrete rather than polished.
The sessions in person are held there. The rest runs remote, and if you cannot travel you say so in the application and we plan around it.
Applying is free and the programme charges you no fee. The terms of the capital are written into the agreement with your company.
Write what you build and where you stand. The rest of the way starts there.