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Concept · Pre-seed

Own the company you’d otherwise just work at.

Co-found a de-risked company with a studio that brings the two things you’re still missing — and shows you exactly what it keeps.

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The brief is free: the build path, the capital routes, and what you’d own. No account, no commitment.

▶ 30s · Three futures on one desk. Two of them you can reach on your own.

How it goes today

You have the drive. You have none of the apparatus.

You have a concept and you have the drive. What you don’t have is anything that turns it into a company — so the concept you finished last year is still exactly where you left it.

Already have a company? Then you don’t need a studio — you need the system that runs its growth.

Still developing the idea? Then the case and the experiments are yours to build first, in Concept OS — the studio reads them at its first gate.

There is a third path, and it brings the two things you cannot assemble alone.

What never happened: nothing read it against a real thesis. Nobody decided on it. Nothing formed a company around it.

Your concept is not worse than the ones that get built. It has just never been through a gate.

The studio

A studio that builds the company with you — not one that hands you a course.

Eight steps from a ranked idea to a company you own. You make the calls; the system does the work under them.

The eight steps run as the venture-building cycle — a cycle, not a process: the last step records what happened, so the next venture starts from what this one learned. The Venture Guide pulls you through it one line at a time.

The governed AI works below the judgment line. It drafts, scores and sequences; you approve, it executes. The calls above that line stay yours, always: whether to go, whether to kill, what the company is for.

The return leg: step 8 writes the record back, so venture two starts from what venture one paid to learn. Run without the write-back, the same loop decays.

Status · parts of the build capacity are live; the originating flow is still design work

So where does your signature sit in it?

Your path through it

Three signed gates stand between your concept and your company.

The cycle above is the studio’s. This is your way through it: three gates, each signed by both sides — and what you authored before the first one is read, never rewritten.

02 · Thesis-fit — Gate 0 — signedYour concept is read against the studio’s written thesis; both sides sign, and an idea becomes a project.
05 · Go / stop — The signed receiptThe case and the results are read against a line set in advance. Stop is a real answer; go, and the company is under formation.
06 · Form & finance — The signatureThe contribution map is written before any equity is agreed; then the co-founding agreement is signed, and the company exists.

Between the gates sits everything you cannot assemble alone. That is next.

The apparatus

What you can’t assemble alone — brought as one system.

Not a headcount and not a saving — the difference between owning a company and working at one. Some of this you would pay someone for; most you would do yourself, at night, and never invoice.

find & test	what you do today	what it costs you	what the studio changes
Ideas & founders	pitch it to whoever will listen	the introductions you don’t have	your concept enters the studio’s ranked feed, beside its own
Thesis-fit	nothing — nobody screens it	nothing exists to buy	screened against a written thesis on arrival
Validation case	build the case alone, and nobody reads it	research you buy or research you skip	the case you authored, read by the studio and frozen with you
Experiments	run them, and read the results yourself	the year you spend finding out	your results, read against the line agreed before the first experiment
decide
Go / stop	argue with your own sunk cost, at 2 a.m.	nothing exists to buy	a gate allowed to say kill, on a clock set in advance
build & spin
Form & finance	chase a lawyer’s email thread	incorporation, cap table, term sheet — one invoice at a time	formed, priced and signed inside the system
Launch & handover	build at night, after work	product, design, legal, GTM, discovery, bought piecemeal	governed AI runs it below the judgment line
System evidence & spin	write nothing down	a deck you rebuild per investor	a record the market can read, and the spin-out

find & test

Ideas & foundersToday — pitch it to whoever will listenCosts you — the introductions you don’t haveThe studio — your concept enters the studio’s ranked feed, beside its own

Thesis-fitToday — nothing — nobody screens itCosts you — nothing exists to buyThe studio — screened against a written thesis on arrival

Validation caseToday — build the case alone, and nobody reads itCosts you — research you buy or research you skipThe studio — the case you authored, read by the studio and frozen with you

ExperimentsToday — run them, and read the results yourselfCosts you — the year you spend finding outThe studio — your results, read against the line agreed before the first experiment

decide

Go / stopToday — argue with your own sunk cost, at 2 a.m.Costs you — nothing exists to buyThe studio — a gate allowed to say kill, on a clock set in advance

build & spin

Form & financeToday — chase a lawyer’s email threadCosts you — incorporation, cap table, term sheet — one invoice at a timeThe studio — formed, priced and signed inside the system

Launch & handoverToday — build at night, after workCosts you — product, design, legal, GTM, discovery, bought piecemealThe studio — governed AI runs it below the judgment line

System evidence & spinToday — write nothing downCosts you — a deck you rebuild per investorThe studio — a record the market can read, and the spin-out

A job pays you to build someone else’s equity.

Building alone costs the year and the odds.

A studio that hides its stake takes 20–60% of the class’s typical full build and tells you the split later.

The build ends in a spin-out. What the company lands running on is next.

The panel is illustrative. Studio-ownership ranges are published third-party research about the category, not our terms. [FACT — inniches.com Big Venture Studio Research 2024 · Alloy Partners 2026]

From the handover

Your company is born inside the growth system — not migrated onto it later.

Most companies retrofit a growth function onto a business that already has habits. A venture built here starts inside the loop.

Every turn it runs is written down. Who reads the record is next.

From the handover onward, the company runs on Growth OS — the same system every company on this platform grows on. Its first strategy, first offer and first campaign are all born as turn one, with the write-back wired from the beginning.

No migration. No year of history that was never recorded. That is what the studio hands over at the spin-out: not a deck and good wishes — a running company, on a running system, with its record already accumulating. See the full growth system — all eight workstreams

Who reads the record

Everything the company just did is already evidence. Here it meets capital.

This comes after the studio and after Growth OS: the work has been leaving a record the whole time. That record is what Nordic capital reads — the company is found on evidence, not on who its founders can reach.

The company

Build.The company’s real work runs through the growth cycle from the handover onward, so it leaves a record instead of a founder’s memory.
It gets graded.Not by us. On connected evidence, on the standard every company is read against.
Matched — when it happens.Matching comes online as the market’s demand side fills; we will never imply a match that hasn’t happened.

The Funding Market

where the two sides meet

The investors

standing mandates, reading graded evidence

Specimen

Originated by Venture Studio OS

Studio stake: disclosed

Recused from the grade

Cleared on the identical gate

Held in the studio, never in the market

a company two months out of a studio, visible on its record

A company we co-own clears the identical gate a stranger clears.

The wall costs you nothing. What the studio puts in — before it takes anything out — is next.

The wall, in writing: the grade is computed by a separate legal entity — no equity in you, nothing earned from whether you raise; the success fee is a database constraint: success_fee: 0. Our stake is disclosed and recused from the grade, held in the studio and never in the market. See the provenance

The gain

What you get, before we get anything.

You have no revenue to model, so none of this is a revenue promise. Three lines and not four, because a fourth would need a number only we hold — and we won’t ask you to multiply by a blank.

The build capacity arrives without an invoiceProduct, design, legal, go-to-market, finance, recruitment — and the growth system the company is born on. Otherwise bought one engagement at a time, or gone without.those functions at market rate, for the scope your contribution map says we carry

Capital that costs you no ownershipGrant and public-scheme routing runs alongside the build rather than being something you discover after the round. It is surfaced as information, never advice.the schemes you’re eligible for × the share you’d realistically win

A round that is priceable — on a record that already existsWhat a seed round needs to exist — and the company’s record, accumulating since turn one — is ready before an investor asks: a cap table they can read, evidence they can check.what it would cost you to reconstruct that cap table and that record from scratch

Three things arrive before we do. One thing leaves.

Count each effect once. Capacity we bring and a hire you defer for the same job are one benefit, not two. And none of the three is the cost of your own time — that is yours to weigh separately, against what the studio keeps.

The deal

We take a stake. The logic is published before the number.

You pay in ownership, not cash. Most studios name the split later — here you read the logic before any number.

Signed before the build starts: the co-founding agreement — the split, the vesting, the idea’s assignment — so the company owns what the process produces.

What you bringyour idea, your domain, your execution — the idea case is signed into the new company
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What we bringVenture Studio OS through the whole build — then Growth OS at a founding discount
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What we keepa predefined share, set when the company is formed — vesting against delivery

Three steps, fixed and published: founder-heavy · balanced · studio-originated. The contribution map, signed first, decides which step applies.

Never equity to the market, never a listing fee, never a cut of what you raise. Founding terms, by enquiry

What next

The ownership brief, and half an hour to read it with you.

Get the brief, then half an hour to read it together — no charge, no script.

The brief is the free part: the build path for your concept, its capital routes, what you’d own. Yours either way.
The half hour: we read it together and name what changes your answer.

Own it, don’t just work at it.

Talk first? Book thirty minutes

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Straight answers

The stake, answered before you take it.

Is this a studio, or a course?

A studio. We incorporate a real company, take a real stake, and do the build work with you. No curriculum, no cohort, no graduation — there is a company at the end, or an honest kill.

Can you move my grade, since you co-own the company?

No, and this is the one we designed hardest. A separate legal entity computes it, with no equity in you and no success fee. The stake is disclosed and recused, and you clear the same gate as a company we’ve never met.

Won’t your stake scare off seed investors?

It is the best-documented failure of the studio model, and our answer is to make the stake readable rather than argue about it: disclosed, walled from the grade, vested against delivery, simple enough to price. Judge the cap table.

What happens if you kill it?

You walk away without a company and without a debt, and we book the year you didn’t lose. Stopping early on evidence is what the gate is for — capital discipline, not failure, and the clock is set before we start.

What do I actually own?

More than the percentage suggests, and less than 100%. You get the contribution map, the tariff step it implies, and the dilution simulation before you sign anything — which is the only honest way to answer this.

How do I check the deal before I sign?

Run the simulation on your own assumptions and set it against the three gains. If what the studio brings isn’t worth more than the diluted stake, the answer is no — and the instrument is wrong, not you. A cap on what we may spend, and your equity and the option pool sized together, travel with every deal.

Why would I not just build it alone?

Sometimes you should, and the ownership brief will tell you if that’s true. What you’re buying is a co-founder that builds it with you, a system that does the work, and a route to capital — and the year you don’t spend discovering you needed all three.

What’s live and what isn’t?

The build system, the guided surface and the gating process run today. The flow that generates and ranks the ideas is still design work, and the investor matching fills as the market does. We say which on the page, not in the footnotes.

Where does my data live?

In the EU, on a governed system that trains on nothing. AI processing is moving to EU-resident inference — we will tell you exactly where each part runs rather than round it up.