Does the AI decide which startups get into our accelerator?

Your partners decide. FormzoAI scores each application on the thesis you write and shows the sentence behind every score, and anyone on the team can open the full answers, the follow-up and the deck. No startup is accepted or declined automatically.

Founders inflate their traction. Does FormzoAI check the numbers?

FormzoAI can't see a startup's bank account. It asks for a figure when an answer is vague, so “strong interest” turns into “three paid pilots at £400 a month” that your team can check in the interview. Answers written to talk up the score are flagged for you and left out of scoring.

Can we keep Airtable, F6S or our deal-flow tool?

Yes. FormzoAI handles the application and the first read. The ranked list syncs to Google Sheets or downloads as CSV, and on Business, webhooks and the API send each application to Airtable or any tool that takes them.

Do founders need an account, and can they attach a pitch deck?

Founders open the link and apply in a short chat on a phone or laptop, in their own language, with no account. They can attach a deck or one-pager as a PDF, and progress saves as they go. The same questions can also run as a classic one-page form.

How much does it cost for an accelerator running two cohorts a year?

Two intakes a year fit two $79 Event Passes: each covers 60 days and 3,000 applications, with scoring included, and nothing renews. Programs that take applications all year can use Pro at $39 a month billed yearly, or Business at $119 with five seats, the API and webhooks. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.

Where is founder data stored, and is it used to train AI?

In the EU (Frankfurt) or the US, set from where you sign up. The AI providers keep no prompts or replies after each request and never train on them. You set how long applications are kept and can delete any one startup's answers and files when a founder asks.

For accelerator and incubator teams

1,400 startup applications. Your partners want 40 by Friday.

Founders apply in a short chat. If one writes “strong interest”, the chat asks how many have paid. Every startup then gets a one-page summary and a score on your thesis, with the reason.

Accelerator applications

Spring Cohort 2027 · made from “Spring cohort applications: pre-seed B2B startups, 10 spots, $100k for 7%”

Their chat

What traction do you have so far?

Strong interest from several clinics.

Follow-upHow many have paid or signed something, even a pilot?

Three dental clinics in Leeds on paid pilots at £400 a month. Two more sign in May once their IT approves.

What you get

86/ 100

Scored on your criteria

£1,200 a month from three paying clinics, and two more signing in May.

You still make the call.

Example answers, written for this page.

The week after the cohort deadline.

1,400 applications, 40 interview slots
The deadline closed Sunday. Partners want the interview list by Friday, and you're the one reading every application before they do.
“Strong interest from several clinics”
Half the traction answers read like that. You email founders asking for a number, and most of the replies land after the shortlist is due.
Typeform, Airtable, then ChatGPT
Answers land in Airtable. Someone pastes them into ChatGPT one startup at a time, and every summary comes back in a different shape.

From one sentence to the interview list.

01
Describe the cohort in one sentence
“Spring cohort applications: pre-seed B2B startups, 10 spots, $100k for 7%.” FormzoAI drafts the questions on problem, traction, team and round, and you edit any of them.
02
Founders apply in a ten-minute chat
One question at a time, deck attached as a PDF, no account. When a traction answer is vague, the chat asks once for paid pilots, signed LOIs or monthly revenue.
03
Your thesis becomes the score
Write the criteria you'd brief a partner with, like paying customers before the program or a technical founder, and weight them. Each startup gets one summary and one score, with the reason.

Partners start at the top of the list.

Every startup is scored on the same thesis, with the sentence that earned it, and the traction figure sits in the summary where a partner can see it. Open any one to read the full answers, the follow-up and the deck. Your partners pick who gets an interview.

Spring Cohort 2027 · applications

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Built for the week after the deadline.

Traction as a number: A vague traction answer gets one follow-up asking for pilots, LOIs or revenue, so 1,400 startups compare on the same line.
Your thesis, weighted: Paying customers 40%, technical founder 30%, a market your partners know 30%. Every score shows the sentence behind it.
One page per startup: Problem, traction, team and round in one summary, with the deck attached and the score beside it. Send a partner the link.
Seats for your partners: The Business plan gives five seats, so the program team and partners read the same ranked list and the same reasons.
Into Airtable or your deal-flow tool: The ranked list syncs to a Google Sheet. Webhooks and the API send each new application to Airtable or your deal-flow tool.
Founders apply in Portuguese, you read English: Founders answer in their own language, from São Paulo to Lyon, and every answer and summary arrives in your team's language.

Fair questions.

Does the AI decide which startups get into our accelerator?: Your partners decide. FormzoAI scores each application on the thesis you write and shows the sentence behind every score, and anyone on the team can open the full answers, the follow-up and the deck. No startup is accepted or declined automatically.
Founders inflate their traction. Does FormzoAI check the numbers?: FormzoAI can't see a startup's bank account. It asks for a figure when an answer is vague, so “strong interest” turns into “three paid pilots at £400 a month” that your team can check in the interview. Answers written to talk up the score are flagged for you and left out of scoring.
Can we keep Airtable, F6S or our deal-flow tool?: Yes. FormzoAI handles the application and the first read. The ranked list syncs to Google Sheets or downloads as CSV, and on Business, webhooks and the API send each application to Airtable or any tool that takes them.
Do founders need an account, and can they attach a pitch deck?: Founders open the link and apply in a short chat on a phone or laptop, in their own language, with no account. They can attach a deck or one-pager as a PDF, and progress saves as they go. The same questions can also run as a classic one-page form.
How much does it cost for an accelerator running two cohorts a year?: Two intakes a year fit two $79 Event Passes: each covers 60 days and 3,000 applications, with scoring included, and nothing renews. Programs that take applications all year can use Pro at $39 a month billed yearly, or Business at $119 with five seats, the API and webhooks. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.
Where is founder data stored, and is it used to train AI?: In the EU (Frankfurt) or the US, set from where you sign up. The AI providers keep no prompts or replies after each request and never train on them. You set how long applications are kept and can delete any one startup's answers and files when a founder asks.

Send your partners a ranked list on Friday.

Get early access

Free to join. Spots open in batches.

1,400 startup applications. Your partners want 40 by Friday.

Founders apply in a short chat. If one writes “strong interest”, the chat asks how many have paid. Every startup then gets a one-page summary and a score on your thesis, with the reason.

Accelerator applications

Spring Cohort 2027 · made from “Spring cohort applications: pre-seed B2B startups, 10 spots, $100k for 7%”

Their chat

What traction do you have so far?

Strong interest from several clinics.

Follow-upHow many have paid or signed something, even a pilot?

Three dental clinics in Leeds on paid pilots at £400 a month. Two more sign in May once their IT approves.

What you get

86/ 100

Scored on your criteria

£1,200 a month from three paying clinics, and two more signing in May.

You still make the call.

Example answers, written for this page.

The week after the cohort deadline.

1,400 applications, 40 interview slots

The deadline closed Sunday. Partners want the interview list by Friday, and you're the one reading every application before they do.

“Strong interest from several clinics”

Half the traction answers read like that. You email founders asking for a number, and most of the replies land after the shortlist is due.

Typeform, Airtable, then ChatGPT

Answers land in Airtable. Someone pastes them into ChatGPT one startup at a time, and every summary comes back in a different shape.

From one sentence to the interview list.

Describe the cohort in one sentence

“Spring cohort applications: pre-seed B2B startups, 10 spots, $100k for 7%.” FormzoAI drafts the questions on problem, traction, team and round, and you edit any of them.

Founders apply in a ten-minute chat

One question at a time, deck attached as a PDF, no account. When a traction answer is vague, the chat asks once for paid pilots, signed LOIs or monthly revenue.

Your thesis becomes the score

Write the criteria you'd brief a partner with, like paying customers before the program or a technical founder, and weight them. Each startup gets one summary and one score, with the reason.

Built for the week after the deadline.

Traction as a number

A vague traction answer gets one follow-up asking for pilots, LOIs or revenue, so 1,400 startups compare on the same line.

Your thesis, weighted

Paying customers 40%, technical founder 30%, a market your partners know 30%. Every score shows the sentence behind it.

One page per startup

Problem, traction, team and round in one summary, with the deck attached and the score beside it. Send a partner the link.

Seats for your partners

The Business plan gives five seats, so the program team and partners read the same ranked list and the same reasons.

Into Airtable or your deal-flow tool

The ranked list syncs to a Google Sheet. Webhooks and the API send each new application to Airtable or your deal-flow tool.

Founders apply in Portuguese, you read English

Founders answer in their own language, from São Paulo to Lyon, and every answer and summary arrives in your team's language.

Fair questions.

Does the AI decide which startups get into our accelerator?: Your partners decide. FormzoAI scores each application on the thesis you write and shows the sentence behind every score, and anyone on the team can open the full answers, the follow-up and the deck. No startup is accepted or declined automatically.
Founders inflate their traction. Does FormzoAI check the numbers?: FormzoAI can't see a startup's bank account. It asks for a figure when an answer is vague, so “strong interest” turns into “three paid pilots at £400 a month” that your team can check in the interview. Answers written to talk up the score are flagged for you and left out of scoring.
Can we keep Airtable, F6S or our deal-flow tool?: Yes. FormzoAI handles the application and the first read. The ranked list syncs to Google Sheets or downloads as CSV, and on Business, webhooks and the API send each application to Airtable or any tool that takes them.
Do founders need an account, and can they attach a pitch deck?: Founders open the link and apply in a short chat on a phone or laptop, in their own language, with no account. They can attach a deck or one-pager as a PDF, and progress saves as they go. The same questions can also run as a classic one-page form.
How much does it cost for an accelerator running two cohorts a year?: Two intakes a year fit two $79 Event Passes: each covers 60 days and 3,000 applications, with scoring included, and nothing renews. Programs that take applications all year can use Pro at $39 a month billed yearly, or Business at $119 with five seats, the API and webhooks. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial.
Where is founder data stored, and is it used to train AI?: In the EU (Frankfurt) or the US, set from where you sign up. The AI providers keep no prompts or replies after each request and never train on them. You set how long applications are kept and can delete any one startup's answers and files when a founder asks.