Frequently asked questions
Here are some answers that might help. Send us an e-mail to get in touch for sponsorships, partnerships or support.
YES! Our program is doable next to your existing study or job. As long as you are willing to put in the time and unlock your potential, you should definately apply.
We want to make the DAY42 program available to anyone who is excited to build something, regardless of their financial situation. Therefore, the program is entirely free.
Our first program runs on partnerships and sponsoring. Looking to connect or do you want to request a meeting? Sent us an e-mail to day42co@gmail.com or fill out this form.
No, not yet. We have a great outline, but we want to test it first during Season Zero! Are you one of the first participants? You can sign up soon. For now, join our community.
You don’t need a fully-formed idea to join DAY42. But having a rough sense of the problem you want to tackle helps for sure. We will help to shape your idea. PS: If your idea changes overnight: no worries - just pivot.
The full program will be announced shortly on this website, but one thing is for sure: it will be awesome and you will not build alone.
These six weeks are the perfect amount of time to make real progress without overwhelming your regular schedule. It's long enough to launch something meaningful, yet short enough to keep you focused and energized. Think of it as a sprint, not a marathon. While you can move faster or even pivot during the program, the live class schedule will remain fixed.
DAY42 is for the builders and the dreamers. We are the no bs place for building and hacking. If you are running around with ideas in your head but you just don’t find the right moment to start properly working on it? Or endless excuses that you are too busy? This is your moment, time and space – together with others.
No. We don’t do mentoring or coaching. We give short and concise lessons during livestreams so you learn live, chat & connect with other participants whilst building on your idea. We give you the tools and lessons that we learned from our own personal experience in hacking and building. It’s time to cut away all the bs and just start working on your ideas.