The hardest part of starting a company is rarely the idea. It is the eighteen months where the idea has no revenue, no team, and no address — and where the founder is spending half their attention on rent, hardware, and finding somewhere to sit.
Most early-stage capital solves for the money and leaves the rest to you. Most co-working spaces solve for the desk and take your money. We think the two problems are the same problem, and that solving them together buys a founder something more valuable than either alone: an uninterrupted first year.
So we do both. Seed capital, a permanent desk, and infrastructure that already works — handed over at the same time, on terms that take an afternoon to understand.