This is for people who are seriously thinking about starting a company and want to meet someone they could genuinely build with.
You might be an engineer, researcher, designer, product person, marketer, growth lead, or commercially-minded operator. You don’t need to have a fully formed idea, but you should be interested in building products for individuals, from everyday consumers to professional power users.
For technical founders and engineers, this is a chance to meet people who understand markets, distribution and customer problems, and to explore ideas outside your usual world.
You don’t need a pitch deck, a company name or a plan. But you should be serious about starting something, have something meaningful to bring to the table, and be open to meeting people you might not otherwise come across.
This is for people looking for a cofounder, not clients, investors or a job.
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We’re teaming up with Unicorn Mafia and Corgi to host a breakfast for people interested in starting a company and meeting potential cofounders.
The theme is Consumer and Prosumer AI: products built for individuals, from everyday users to power users.
We’re keeping the event small and carefully curated, with just 20 attendees. Over coffee and croissants, everyone will get a few minutes to meet each other, share the ideas they’re exploring, talk about what they bring to the table, and see which conversations are worth continuing.
This is for people who are seriously thinking about starting a company and want to meet someone they could genuinely build with.
You might be an engineer, researcher, designer, product person, marketer, growth lead, or commercially-minded operator. You don’t need to have a fully formed idea, but you should be interested in building products for individuals, from everyday consumers to professional power users.
For technical founders and engineers, this is a chance to meet people who understand markets, distribution and customer problems, and to explore ideas outside your usual world.
You don’t need a pitch deck, a company name or a plan. But you should be serious about starting something, have something meaningful to bring to the table, and be open to meeting people you might not otherwise come across.
This is for people looking for a cofounder, not clients, investors or a job.
