Residency: find the first useful version
For a team still shaping its idea, the example residency begins with customer context and a narrow prototype. The intended outputs are a problem brief, a testable assumption, and a record of what happened in the first experiment. No cohort dates, fees, or places are offered on this site.
Mentorship: work through one real obstacle
The mentorship concept starts with a bounded question: how to prioritize a feature, prepare an interview, or organize an early hiring brief. A useful session ends with a decision or a small next step, not a general list of things to improve.
Founder narrative: explain the work clearly
This preparation track helps a founder connect the problem, the approach, and the evidence. It is an editorial exercise, not a fundraising service or a promise of investment. The brief worksheet can help structure the story.
Choose by the work in front of you
Read the studio approach and the prototype journal before choosing a direction. The fictional company briefs show how different starting points can require different questions.