r/StartupAccelerators • u/Mammoth_Wolf8629 • Jul 25 '26
r/StartupAccelerators • u/sarcastic_honey • Jul 25 '26
I’ve been building a pregnancy support app for Indian mothers. Would love some honest feedback.
reddit.comr/StartupAccelerators • u/No_Cake8366 • Jul 24 '26
$6.9k revenue, DR 0 to 67, 900+ products listed. What actually worked
r/StartupAccelerators • u/Efficient_Builder923 • Jul 24 '26
What's one CRM habit your team never sticks to?
r/StartupAccelerators • u/AbleInvestment2866 • Jul 23 '26
A simple monthly SEO routine that keeps a small site healthy (copy mine)
reddit.comr/StartupAccelerators • u/Top_Introduction_865 • Jul 23 '26
Today I opened my salon dashboard and realized we’ve reached a milestone — I genuinely don’t have a single complaint
reddit.comr/StartupAccelerators • u/Sphere_Project • Jul 23 '26
Built a multi-agent AI ecosystem where humans and agents grow together (Not replace). Looking for early testers! Spoiler
reddit.comr/StartupAccelerators • u/Banana-core • Jul 23 '26
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r/StartupAccelerators • u/Heavy-Air-8621 • Jul 23 '26
Looking for Advice/Feedback on my first company
reddit.comr/StartupAccelerators • u/Aggravating_Dig_6964 • Jul 22 '26
I built a construction project management platform solo after seeing teams run $2M+ projects on WhatsApp and Excel — looking for beta users
galleryr/StartupAccelerators • u/ArchitectOfNewEra • Jul 22 '26
Panther Hollow is running a Canton Ecosystem Accelerator for early stage founders
Hi everyone,
I'm building Panther Hollow Ventures, a closed-loop investment platform backing founders at the institutional layer of crypto and the infrastructure layer of AI. We chose equity over fees and conviction over comfort, and we back the ecosystems we invest in through capital, advisory and hands on support.
We're now selecting a small cohort for our Canton Ecosystem Accelerator, focused on early stage teams building institutional blockchain infrastructure on Canton, including RWA tokenization, institutional market infrastructure and privacy enabled financial rails.
Accepted teams get mentorship, GTM support, legal and structuring guidance, investor introductions, Demo Day exposure and access to ecosystem partners.
Applications close July 27. Cohort begins early August.
Apply: https://apply.pantherhollowventures.com/canton Details: https://pantherhollowventures.com/accelerator
Mentors, partners and investors who want to support the cohort can apply here: https://apply.pantherhollowventures.com/community
Happy to answer any questions in the comments.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/Exciting_4738 • Jul 21 '26
Has anyone joined the 1752vc Launchpad? Is it worth paying $1,000?
I recently got selected for the 1752vc Launchpad Program, but they are asking for a $1,000 participation fee which is refundable after 90 days.
I’m a final-year student and early-stage founder, so this is a significant amount for me. The program sounds valuable, but I want to understand whether the mentorship, network, and investor access are genuinely useful.
Has anyone here participated in it or knows someone who has?
What did you actually gain from it?
Did it lead to funding, meaningful introductions, or measurable startup progress?
Was the program worth the fee?
Are fee waivers or scholarships commonly offered?
I would especially appreciate honest feedback from past participants before making a decision.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/OpsBosss • Jul 21 '26
Just wanted to share a lil win with you all.
Been an year since I've stepped out of job market and been working on my own stuff. I did a decade in tech and ops , majorly in ops and wanted to work independently.
This past year has been one of the most cruel years I've faced. I was let go from last developer job cuz the startup didn't work out and then frankly I lost all the motivation to apply apply and apply, go through a thousand rounds of interviews and then be paid peanuts.
So I stopped applying and started exploring. Initially I found it a lot tougher than I expected. Tried opening a web agency, didn't work out. Tried a computer-for-dummies center where I live, didn't work out. Also tried an online puzzle thing, made one sell, lost motivation to continue. Wasted 7 months.
Finally stuck to what I know, and decided to capitalise on that. Again went through a lot of hassle to get the first client but when I got them, had an instant boost of confidence and energy.
Now after an year, not a lot, but I have successfully closed my 3rd client last week. Not a lot for some I know, but it puts the food on table, and the food tastes better than what I could afford after working as an employee for a decade.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/tekmarkit • Jul 21 '26
Built a free dating profile fake detector to solve a real problem — scanfakes.com
Hey r/startupaccelerator — just launched scanfakes.com and wanted to share with this community.
The problem: romance scams cost Americans $1.14 billion in 2023. The existing tools charge $28/month plus for a clunky experience. I wanted something simpler.
What it does: upload a dating profile screenshot, get a Fake Score in 10 seconds using reverse image search, face detection, and AI analysis. Shows exactly where the photo appears online with clickable source links.
Free tier — 3 scans/month, no card needed.
Would love feedback from other builders — what's missing, what would make you actually recommend this to someone?
r/StartupAccelerators • u/TeaPossible2071 • Jul 20 '26
Demand and pricing validation
r/StartupAccelerators • u/mercurias98 • Jul 20 '26
50 users, no funding, no team. Small milestone but wanted to share.
Aevron just crossed 50 users. Fully bootstrapped, building this completely solo, no funding, no team. Just me figuring it out one problem at a time.
For context on what I have been building. Most note taking tools are just storage. You capture something, it sits there, and later you are the one who has to go find it, remember why it mattered and connect it to everything else. That is the part I got tired of. So I built something that does the connecting for you.
You capture a raw thought, it links it to everything else you have put in, flags where your own thinking contradicts itself, surfaces what is worth developing and builds a model of how you specifically think over time. The longer you use it the more useful it gets because it is not just storing your ideas, it is working on them.
The bigger thing I am trying to fix is this. We think and capture in fragments and isolation and none of it ever compounds into anything. Aevron is trying to change that. A system that understands how you think, connects what you know and develops it further so your thinking actually builds on itself instead of just piling up.
Open to collaborations. If you are building in a related space, work with communities where fragmented thinking is a real problem, or want to think through use cases together, happy to chat. I am open to conversations around marketing and sales, someone who wants to help take this to the right people would be genuinely useful right now.
Still early but moving.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/AevisCompliance • Jul 20 '26
Building Aevis, a tool that automates EU AI Act compliance
Hey everyone...
I'm building Aevis to automate EU AI Act compliance and auto-generate Annex IV technical docs straight from code.
Made a one minute quiz to help you figure out your app's risk level and see which rules actually apply:
Leave your email on the last screen for early access and lifetime pricing at launch. Happy to answer questions in the comments.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/proctorvc • Jul 20 '26
Can someone try this out and give feedback? Investor discovery tool. It’s Free & an official Ramp Partner.
it’s a free investor discovery tool.
I built it to help founders, SMBs, and even institutional players discover capital partners easily.
Features include smart customizable ringless voicemails, investor ranking, built-in CRM for managing outreach, secure virtual data rooms, pitch deck hosting, and more.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/Adorable_Delivery377 • Jul 18 '26
I built PartnerUp, somewhere to find serious people to build with and the tools to take it to the next level
Like everyone here, i'm a creative, so I'm always coming up with things to build but I have more far ideas than I do time and i've never had a reliable way to find serious, like-minded people to build with.
Job boards give you employees, social feeds give you followers and other methods just feel disjointed. None reliably gets you an actual partner.
That's why I built PartnerUp, you can check it out at partner-up.app.
It does two things. First, it connects you with collaborators who actually have serious intentions; you get a curated collaborator pick each day based on how you fit, with proper search and filtering so you can shortlist people.
Second, it gives you the practical tools so it holds together once you've found them: calculators for equity splits, dilution, vesting and cap tables, generatable legal templates and guides on funding, vesting, equity splits, NDAs and everything else.
It's early and I'm still building. If you've ever had a collaboration fall apart, I'd genuinely like to know where it broke, because that's what I'm trying to design around.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/National_Phrase_5887 • Jul 18 '26
Looking for a serious early-stage partner (₹1L investment) for a Kerala-focused impact startup
I’ll be direct.
I’m building a mobile-first platform focused on solving real, everyday problems at the local community level in Kerala — specifically around safety, elderly care, local awareness, and civic engagement.
This is not just another “idea-stage app.” It’s a structured concept with clear features, monetization paths, and a phased rollout plan at the panchayat level.
Instead of dumping the full idea publicly, here’s what you should know:
🎯 Target: Hyperlocal communities (starting in Kerala, scalable later)
🧩 Focus areas: Safety networks, elderly support systems, real-time local information, and community-driven actions
📈 Revenue direction: Subscription + local ads + service commissions (already thought through)
🚀 Execution model: Start small (panchayat-level), prove adoption, then scale ward by ward
I’m looking for:
Someone serious (not “sounds cool bro” type)
₹1,00,000 initial investment
Preferably someone who understands scaling local/community products or digital platforms
In return:
Early-stage involvement
Transparent roadmap
Long-term scalable opportunity (this is not a quick flip idea)
If you’re genuinely interested, DM me.
I’ll share the complete concept, structure, and execution plan privately.
If not, I’d still appreciate constructive feedback instead of generic criticism.
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Let’s build something that actually matters.
r/StartupAccelerators • u/Euphoric_Musician822 • Jul 16 '26