2Gether-International is launching a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Accelerator Program focused on founders with disabilities of early-stage tech-based startups.
The course gives step-by-step guidance to help successful applicants build an MVP, test it with real users, gather feedback, and iterate quickly. They will learn to reduce risk, maximize learning, and stay focused on solving real customer problems.
The phased program includes the prototype building phase, the testing phase, the iteration stage, the branding stage, and the launching phase. The different stages include participation in workshops and private online communities.
At the launching stage, participants will have the chance to compete and win a $5,000 prize.
By the end of the program, participants would be able to use low-code/no-code tools or mockups to build and define the scope of their MVP based on real customer pain points, test the MVP, and launch a beta version to validate key assumptions with early adopters.
They will also be able to collect and interpret user feedback to improve your product and measure success using KPIs tied to product-market fit.
Who can apply?
Early-stage entrepreneurs and intermediate founders who are ready to turn ideas into tested, actionable MVPs are invited to apply
Companies anywhere in the world but operating in the environmental, healthcare technology, mobile applications, safety, sustainability, health education, social innovation, and several other spaces can apply.
How and when to apply
Apply by August 12, 2025. Click HERE to begin.
2Gether-International is initiating a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Accelerator Program tailored for early-stage tech-based startups led by founders with disabilities.
The program provides structured guidance to develop, test, and refine an MVP using a phased approach that includes prototype building, testing, iteration, branding, and launching. Participants will engage in workshops and online communities during these stages and have the opportunity to compete for a $5,000 prize at the launch stage.
By the conclusion of the program, participants will be able to utilize low-code/no-code tools to construct their MVPs, validate them with early adopters, enhance them based on user feedback, and measure success through key performance indicators.
The program is open to early-stage entrepreneurs and intermediate founders from anywhere globally, with a focus on environmental, healthcare, mobile applications, safety, sustainability, health education, and social innovation sectors.
Applications are open until August 12, 2025.
