Studio
A studio, not an agency.
We build a few companies at a time, with their founders, from the first conversation to the first round. This page explains how, what we bring, and what we ask of you.
Fit. Frame. Form. Fund.
Four stages, always in this order. Each one ends with something written down, so both sides know exactly where the company stands.
Fit
We meet the idea and, more importantly, the founder. Is the problem real, and are you the person to solve it?
- Conversations
- Problem check
- Founder fit
Frame
Business model, plan and brand, written down and argued over until they hold. The partnership is agreed here too.
- Model
- Plan
- Brand
- Agreement
Form
We build with you: identity, website, content, video, product surfaces and the launch.
- Design
- Content
- Video
- Launch
Fund
Investor readiness and introductions, when the numbers earn them. Not before.
- Narrative
- Deck
- Data room
- Introductions
The whole room, in-house.
The same people who build our own ventures build yours. No hand-offs to freelancers you never meet.
Strategy
What to build first, what to ignore, and how the company makes money.
Brand
A name, a story, a voice and an identity people remember for the right reasons.
Design
Websites, products and every surface a customer touches, built to be used.
Content
Writing and ideas that earn attention instead of buying it.
Video and production
Shoots, edits and motion that explain the company better than a deck can.
Growth and partnerships
Organic first: communities, partners and business development that compound.
What we ask of you.
A studio only works when both sides carry weight. Here is what we look for in a co-founder.
Commitment
This is your company. You lead it; we move with you, not for you.
Honesty
Bad news early. Numbers as they are. We'll do the same.
Knowledge of the problem
You know the customer, the field or the science better than anyone in the room.
Patience for craft
We'd rather launch once, properly, than ten times in a hurry.
How we choose.
A real problem
Someone has it, feels it, and would pay to have it solved.
The right founder
A reason why you, and the stubbornness to finish what you start.
A path to revenue
Not on day one, but visible from where we stand.
Something we can add
We say yes only when our team changes the outcome, not just the timeline.
Questions.
Do you offer services for hire?
How is the partnership agreed?
Do you invest money?
What stage should I be at?
Which industries?
How fast will I hear back?
Ready when you are.
A short note is enough to start: what you're building, and why you.