NET Apply

Find a co‑founder at your own school.

NET matches Florida college students who have each made something real: a builder with an operator, at the same school or close by. You build together for two weeks, then show it at demo night.

Apply

Free for builders. Operators pay $15, only once they accept a match.

Each area opens when 6 builders and 6 operators are in.

Where NET opens first

Your invite link counts every classmate who applies. Bring in the people you'd want to build with and your area opens sooner.

Counts go live when applications open on November 1.

How a cycle works

  1. Apply with something you've made

    A repo, an app, a store you ran, an event you filled, an audience you grew. Every application needs a link. Ideas on their own don't get in.

  2. Wait for your area to open

    You get an invite link. Every classmate who applies with it moves your area closer to opening.

  3. Get matched

    With someone at your school or nearby who picked the same build brief. You both say yes before anyone is introduced, and the intro comes by school email.

  4. Build for two weeks

    Work however you like. If you meet in person, make the first meeting somewhere public on campus.

  5. Show it at demo night

    Five minutes each, online, with every open area watching.

Builders and operators

Which side you're on depends on what your link shows, not what you call yourself.

Builder

Your link is software you shipped. Free, always.

Nobody can message you out of the blue. You only meet people you've both agreed to meet.

Operator

Your link is anything else you made happen: sales, an audience, an event, a newsletter.

$15 once you accept a match, refunded if your partner drops out in the first three days.

Dates

  1. Applications open
  2. First cycle starts in every open area
  3. Demo night