South Park Commons
Rolling applications
Sample data — names, dates, cheque sizes and terms here are illustrative, not verified.
Not a traditional accelerator — it's a community for people between things. Explore ideas with smart peers, get small checks when ready. Many SPC members go on to raise from top VCs.
Tier
Tier F
Category
Fellowship
Investment
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Equity
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Contract
Varies
Duration
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Location
San Francisco
Region
US
Remote
No
International
Accepted
Cohort size
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Acceptance
5.00%
Application questions 11
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Which best describes where you are in your journey today?
To connect you with the right resources, help us understand where you are today. Note that many founders start with us in the -1 exploration phase and then move directly into founding and funding their companies with us. Options: Residency: I'm exploring new ideas and looking to build conviction with a community; Funding: I've started a company and am actively fundraising
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02
Full Name
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Email
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Phone number
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05
LinkedIn profile
linkedin.com/in/
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06
Where will you be based?
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07
How did you hear about the application?
Options: From an SPC Community Member; From an SPC Staff Member; Friend (not a current or past SPC member); X / Social Media; SPC Blog; SPC Event; Other
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08
Please briefly elaborate on the above
We'd love to know who referred you, or which account, post, event, or other resource led you here.
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09
What personal or professional product, project, or achievement are you most proud of? Please link us to it and briefly tell us about it.
Possible examples: gold medal competitive programmer, Division 1 college athlete, led the GPT-3 dev team, built a $500k revenue window washing business in college, etc. Feel free to brag. Keep under 1000 characters.
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10
Share 2-3 artifacts that illustrate your ability to do high-quality work.
Link and explain any side projects, curiosities, or experiments you've developed that might help us understand how you think or what you’re drawn to. Keep under 1000 characters.
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Anything else to add?
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