Antler is accepting free applications through September 30, 2026 for its global residency, which backs pre-team founders at the earliest possible stage across 30+ locations. Residency length varies by location, typically 6-10 weeks, and the program helps individuals find co-founders and secure a first check.
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Antler residency applications close September 30, 2026 for pre-team founders
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Idea-stage or solo founders seeking a co-founder and first funding should apply free before the September 30 deadline rather than waiting to assemble a team first.
Source: Antler
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