Introducing Artifact Our largest program ever 200 founders. $2 million to top teams. 5 weeks on our campus in San Francisco. Applications are open. Early decisions Dec 20 GO!

a founder sent us a 1min video they just talked about a very specific topic they we’re obsessed with nothing about their product we invited them to sf (we saw their product) & wrote them a 150k check that week its that simple

In January, one of two things usually happens: You start the thing you've thinking about. Or the year gets busy and you don't. Artifact is for people choosing the first path. 5 weeks. IRL in SF. January 12 - February 13. Top teams get $100k-250k to keep building. You won't

you don’t need a vision you don’t need to solve every problem for your users you don’t need to build something that works in every context it doesn’t even need to work every time build something that solves 1 thing for 1 person right now & keep going great products are built

A lot of people have been asking us, so: We can build a 7-meter bronze statue for around $500,000. A 20-meter statue for $2 million. A 50-meter statue for $10 million.

"how do i start?" help this guy out 👆

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99% of founders are building companies wrong. This is why, after 3 years of development and 14 months securing approval from the European Commission for Educational Content Compliance... I'm pleased to announce my MasterClass: "The Art of Compliance" In this class I will teach

hosting a 5 week program Jan 12 - $100-$250k in funding - surrounded by ambitious founders like you - chef prepared lunch everyday (focus on building) - office hrs with experienced founders (exited, 5 years in, 1 year in) - $450k in credits for software - 20,000 sq/ft machine

the best application to our new program will be someone who has never built a startup before i will be your first believer!

that's the next 3 on the list! if any of this spoke to you, or if you want to join our campus & get funded hit us up! we're running a new program called "Artifact starting Jan 12th, applications are in our bio

Adan caught the bug, told us he was quitting to pursue his company. the easiest investment we've ever made but unfortunately it did mean we ran out of snacks on campus for a few weeks

we often use a metaphor on campus "the merry go round" the workers at the merry go round sometimes want to get on the ride themselves our team helps founders build crazy shit, eventually we also want to build something too

Adan actually started on our team! He joined us to help with operations, managing our spaces, stocking food, & was always eager to help anything a founder needed he was there for, small or large, & his energy was infectious for everyone who met him

#3 caught the bug @Adnubiquitous is building Herd Cycle smart IoT ear tags and herd-management software for cattle and dairy operations. basically, fit bit for cows but his story is a little different from others in our portco

he's also objectively hilarious

he was a solo operator that understood every part of the business incredible design, engineered end to end, & aggressive growth he had a vision for every side, & it was obvious how serious he was some founders you can't help but believe in

#2 a renaissance man @josephdelong is building Colossus a permissionless credit card network that settles transactions in stablecoins while plugging into the existing payments stack. cold dmd @hthieblot, immediately invited & backed fast

every hardware engineer in the lab felt it was a breakthrough. including our resident 3d printing expert @gabriela_trueba , the founder of @womp3D & we felt the same way his goal is to one day print conductive materials, allowing his tech to print out functional devices as

he joined our last program Our programs are 6 weeks long where we work everyday in person with founders to help them build/ship faster by the end of week 2 he had built his first prototype & printed a perfect replica of human teeth we've seen many projects in this space, but

#1 a completely new method @eptmpa is building multi material resin printers basically prints in multiple materials, colors, in extreme detail on the same print. but his vision was way bigger than hobby projects & he was shipping fast...