Most early founders build for home by default, not by design. In 8 weeks, the Sprint takes a vague, home-only idea and makes it clear, proven, and designed to travel from day zero, with a cohort beside you.
Most founders don't fail because the idea was bad. They freeze on whether to build for home or the world, build before they have proof, and lock the product to one market without ever deciding to.
This isn't about launching in ten markets on day one. That's how startups die. It's about validating in one market while designing so the next one isn't a rebuild. So we go in order: define, validate, design to travel, and only then build - on a foundation that holds.
In 8 weeks, take your idea from fuzzy to validated, with a prototype designed to travel from day zero.
Not build first. Build last, on a foundation that holds.
Every framework is yours to reuse on the next idea, and the one after that.
Controlled trials of early founders find that those trained to test their idea before committing make sharper calls, kill weak ideas faster, and earn more than founders who build first. Studies of accelerators find the value isn't the money or the desk - it's structured method plus people holding you accountable. That's what the eight weeks are. The global-design piece is the cheap insurance: the decisions that let a product cross borders cost almost nothing to make early and a fortune to retrofit later. Build last, on a foundation that holds.
The decisions that make an idea global are cheap to get right now and brutal to retrofit later. From $2,497 today, or a six-figure replatform later when a home-only build has to be torn apart to work anywhere else. Internationalisation is cheap to design in and brutal to bolt on. This is the cheapest these decisions will ever be.
You don't wait for week one to start. The moment you're in, these are in your hands - so you arrive sharp and already moving.
Join the cohort, come to the first two live sessions, and do the work. If it's not moving your idea forward, tell me within 14 days of the start date and I'll refund you in full. No forms, no friction, no hard feelings.
You're saying yes to a new way of building. That should feel safe, not risky · so I carry the downside, not you. All I ask is that you show up and do the work for two weeks before you decide.
I came to Matt @ Innovators Campus as a founder with ideas but not yet the confidence to articulate them clearly. What I found was a room full of people who genuinely wanted each other to succeed · and an environment that made it safe to be a work in progress. The feedback I received on my pitch was specific, honest, and immediately actionable. I left with a sharper message and a clearer sense of what I'm actually building.
Matt is truly intelligent, well-traveled, and highly experienced in both Japan and Australia. With his business background, cultural understanding, and tech-savviness, he mentored me to establish my business in Japan and expand to Australia in less than a year.
Matt is a great and responsible person to work with. I tried different coaches before but he is the best · I got a lot of insight every session. If you work with him, I promise you will develop some great outcomes.
A short application keeps the cohort to founders who are ready to do the work, so the room stays sharp for everyone in it.
Eight seats, and that's the ceiling. Applications close 30 June so the cohort can start together on 6 July 2026. When the seats are gone, the next intake is still to be announced - this is the only way in for now.
Founding pricing applies to this first cohort only - $2,497 group or $4,997 with 1:1, instead of $2,997 and $5,997. It won't be this price again. Payment plans available (3 monthly instalments).
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