Ten accelerators and grants, read from their own pages: the questions of the form, the limits it states, and when it closes. A form that is not published says so instead of guessing.
Why this page exists
An accelerator application can take days, and the questions are not always visible until you are inside. Founders often start without knowing what the form will ask, how long the answers may be or when it closes. We read the forms in advance, so you can see the whole shape of the work before you begin, and so you can decide whether a program is worth your time.
What you get
For each of ten programs you get the number of questions in its form, the limits it states, and when it closes, together with the date we read it. Where a program does not publish its questions, the page says "questions not published" and does not guess. You also get the option to have the application filled from your own site: paste the link, pick a program, and Wanna drafts the answers from facts you confirm.
How it works
1. Pick a program. Choose from the list below. Each one shows what we read and when.
2. Wanna reads your site. It writes what it understood with the source next to each fact, and you confirm or correct the facts it will use.
3. Wanna drafts the answers. The draft comes from the facts you confirmed, not from guesses.
4. You review and submit. An application always waits for your OK, and the web form is submitted by you yourself. Wanna does not submit it for you.
What the forms ask, as read on 3 October 2026
| Program | Questions in the form | When it closes |
|---|
| Y Combinator | not published | closes 3 Nov 2026, 04:00 UTC |
| Techstars | 22 questions | closes 18 Nov 2026 |
| 500 Global | not published | no open intake on my list |
| Antler | 11 questions | no closing date found; the list says: no deadline on the page |
| Entrepreneurs First | 6 questions | no closing date found; the list says: varies by city, see the page |
| EIC Accelerator | 17 questions | short proposals any time; next full Nov 4 |
| OIS Restack | 20 questions | closes 3 Nov 2026, 12:00 CET (11:00 UTC) |
| Emergent Ventures | 21 questions | rolling |
| CSIRO Kick-Start | 19 questions | apply at any time |
| NSF SBIR/STTR | 4 questions | pitch any time; later deadline 4 Nov 2026 |
In total, the 8 programs that publish their questions ask 120 of them. Deadlines move and programs change their forms, so check the program's own page before you apply; the dates above are the ones we read on the day shown.
What we can show, with dates
The numbers above were read from each program's own pages on 3 October 2026. Wanna's own record was read from wannable.ai/live on 12 October 2026, 02:40 UTC: 1 company on the OS, 0 sign-ups in the last 7 days, 0 actions that went outside, 0 paying customers. We show it next to the forms for the same reason we date every fact: you should be able to judge a tool by what it has measured, including the zeros. Wanna is an early version; the Trust page lists what it does not have yet, such as a security audit report.
What this page is not
Wanna has no connection to these programs; their names only say which form each page is about. This is information, not advice. It does not tell you that a program will accept you, that an application is worth sending, or that any funding will follow.
Questions people ask
Does Wanna send the application for me? No. An application always waits for your OK, and you submit the web form yourself.
What if a program does not publish its questions? The page says "questions not published" for it. We do not guess what a form asks.
How current are the forms? The list shows the date each was read. Check the program's own page before you apply, because deadlines and questions change.
Can I add a program? Tell us which one. If its form can be read without a login, we can read it and add it.
Does it cost anything to look? Reading the list costs nothing.
Start
Paste the link to your product, pick a program, and see the draft answers before you decide whether to apply.