Build something that deserves to exist.
The Accelerator exists to make founders more capable and their companies more real. It is not a demo-day machine. It is a structured programme that takes a company from an unproven idea to an operating business, and takes the founder along the same distance.
Ten phases
- 01Application
A written application, read in full. We are reading for judgement, evidence of work, and seriousness of intent.
- 02Evaluation
Assessment of the founder, the problem, the market, and what has actually been built.
- 03Admission
A written decision. Admitted founders receive terms of participation before anything begins.
- 04Foundation
Company structure, operating discipline, financial architecture, and the capability gaps the founder must close.
- 05Validation
The problem, the customer and the willingness to pay are tested against reality rather than argument.
- 06Build
Product and technology are built to a standard that can be maintained, not demonstrated once.
- 07Commercialization
Pricing, positioning, distribution and the first repeatable path to revenue.
- 08Launch
Public entry into the market, with the operating systems required to survive it.
- 09Capital Preparation
Financial models, materials, diligence readiness and the discipline to answer hard questions. Anabasis does not promise funding.
- 10Continued Development
Companies remain within the ecosystem after the programme, with continued access to counsel and to the Academy.
What we do not promise
- Anabasis does not promise funding, and participation in the Accelerator does not guarantee investment.
- Selected companies may separately be considered for proprietary investment from Anabasis's own corporate capital. That is a distinct decision, made on its own terms.
- Anabasis does not manage outside investor capital and is not an investment adviser, broker, or public venture fund.
- Admission is not for sale. Where tuition or a deposit applies, it is stated in writing before anything is signed.