Mission 1Week 1
Talk to customers, pick a problem
Interview people about their problems without pitching anything. Ten by Wednesday, fifteen by Friday. Then pick one problem worth solving.
Risk step: Approach people you don't know yet
Illustrative imageFifteen days. Seven missions. One demo day.
Every voyage is fifteen weekdays in the school holidays. Voyage I runs 30 November to 18 December 2026. You build your own product. Each week you set one goal for it, and every Friday you show your crew how it went. Nobody is ranked.
Mornings are taught and compulsory. Afternoons are for building.
9:30am – 12:30pm · compulsoryNumbers round, seminar, mission block with your crew's mate
12:30 – 1:30Lunch
1:30 – 5pm · openBuild hours and office hours
Every morning
- A numbers round, where you report your one number
- A seminar on the wall you have just hit
- A mission block with your crew's mate, a part-time guide
- On Fridays, a crew review of everyone's progress
Each mission has a goal and a risk step. The risk step is the part you would rather skip.
Mission 2Week 1
Build in three days
Cut it down to one user, one job and one screen. Ship the first version with AI tools.
Risk step: Show something ugly
Mission 3Week 2
Launch to 10 users
Put it out under your own name and bring the first ten users in by hand.
Risk step: Post under your own name
Mission 4Week 2
Charge for it
Set a price. Get your first dollar from a stranger within 72 hours of launch, and three paying users by demo day.
Risk step: Ask for money
Mission 5Week 3
Float test
Spend part of a S$300 float on one growth test. Work out what each new customer cost you.
Risk step: Lose real money
Mission 6Week 3
Kill, pivot or double down
Read your numbers, write a one-page decision memo and make the call.
Risk step: Admit it isn't working
Mission 7Week 3
Demo day
Demo your product and its numbers to parents, mentors and founders. Write up what worked and what didn't.
Risk step: Share what didn't work, in public
Ready for mission 1?
Twenty seats on Voyage I. Applications close Sun 22 Nov.
Demo day, then networking with parents, mentors and founders.
On the last day you present your product, its numbers and what you learned. Afterwards, you and your parents stay on to meet the mentors and guest founders.
You leave with
- A live product with real users
- Revenue, verified by bank statement
- A 90-second demo video
- A written review of what worked and what didn't
- A certificate and a reference letter
- Lifetime membership of the Agora
Two voyages planned. Twenty seats each.
Applications open20 seats
Voyage I
- Dates
- 30 Nov – 18 Dec 2026
- For
- After O-levels, in JC, or after A-levels or poly
- Fee
- S$1,800
- Where
- Central Singapore
- Apply by
- Sun 22 Nov 2026
WaitlistFor poly students
Voyage II
- Dates
- 15 Mar – 2 Apr 2027
- For
- Poly students, in the March vacation
- Fee
- To be announced
- Where
- Central Singapore
- Priority
- Waitlist hears first