Four doors, and sometimes the right one is not ours.
Most accelerator websites are built to funnel you toward the one thing they sell. This page is built to get you to the right place, including when the right place is somewhere else entirely.
Nothing here is recorded and nothing is submitted. Answer honestly – there is no advantage in gaming it.
Where you land changes as you answer.
First: what brings you here?
If you are building: where is it today?
Everyone starts Friday, October 16. Cohort B then stays on Fridays through December 18. Can you hold two hours at midday Pacific on those days?
And what do you most need?
A stalled business is the fastest thing we work on.
Applications are open now and close October 9. Priority review is October 2. Everyone starts together on Friday, October 16, midday Pacific. Cohort A moves to Tuesdays from week 5; Cohort B stays on Fridays.
If you would rather just read the options yourself.
Every price on this page is the price. There is no call to find out what it costs.
A cohort seat
Ten weeks, a room of seven or eight, hours with the Aunties, and a place in the co-operative afterwards. Sixteen seats this fall.
Apply for Fall 2026 →Open Track
The whole curriculum, Akin, the rituals and the community, at your own pace. No cohort seat. Add Auntie hours whenever you want them.
Look at Open Track →An hour with an Auntie
No program, no application. One hour with someone from the Village, or an hour gifted to a founder who cannot buy one.
Meet the Village →The co-operative
Not a program. The thing all of this is becoming. Founders, supporters, and community members can become member-owners once we incorporate.
How the co-op works →All prices are in Canadian dollars and do not include tax. GST or HST is added at checkout where it applies.
Fifteen minutes with Rochelle, and no pitch at the end of it.
If none of the four doors obviously fits, book the fifteen minutes. Half the time the answer is one of the organizations above, and we will say so.
Book fifteen minutesWho Mosaic is centred on
Intersectional women, transgender, and non-binary individuals – those living at the intersection of two or more identities, whether racial, ethnic, cultural, neurodivergent, older (40+), living with disabilities, or of sexual orientation. You are who we built this around and who our rooms are designed for.
Our co-operative Rules do not restrict who may become a member. Being centred on someone is an invitation, not a gate. If you are reading this and wondering whether you count, please apply and let us answer rather than deciding for us.