Startup Village Borneo · Kuching, Sarawak · 7 September 2026
You just heard the talk. This is the part that turns it into something you can do before Friday — the offer, the afternoon assignment, and how to reach me.
Two slots on the shelf for Q4 2026
Applications close on demo day — I announce both from the stage. I am in Kuching until Friday.
Your product runs on your backend. It appears inside the GetBlock console, in front of the developers who are already there. We handle everything that is not the product.
Message me directly. Five lines is enough — I would rather read a short honest one today than a polished one next week.
1. Product — what it does, for whom, in one sentence. 2. Backend — live URL or repo. Is it running today? 3. Users — how many now, and how they found you. 4. Fit — which GetBlock developer needs this. 5. Ask — what you need from us besides distribution.
Do not go looking for ten users on the street. Find the marketplace inside a platform company. Three steps, and you can finish all of them before the day ends.
List ten companies in your space that already have a catalog, an integrations page, an app directory or a plugin store. Not investors. Platforms with paying customers and a page where other people's products are listed.
Open every catalog on your list and write down what is missing. You are not looking for the biggest gap — you are looking for the one you could fill in two weeks with what you already have running.
One message per company. Name their gap first, your product second, and what you want third. Send it before you leave the venue — the version you send today beats the version you polish next month.
What this looks like when it works: our own catalog had no way to rent TRON energy. A team already had that product running. Two weeks of engineering, four weeks of legal — then $10K MRR, and they never had to find a single user.
You have a coding agent open anyway. Give it this and let it read your repository — it drafts the five lines from what your code actually does, not from what your landing page claims.
Help me apply for a white-label slot on GetBlock's shelf. GetBlock is blockchain infrastructure — RPC nodes and data APIs for roughly 115,000 developers a month. Partners put their own product into GetBlock's console and split revenue 50/50. Read this repository, then write a five-line application: 1. Product — what it does and for whom, in one sentence a backend engineer would recognise. No adjectives. 2. Backend — is it live? Give the URL, or the entry point in this repo, the runtime, and where it is hosted. 3. Users — how many today, and how they arrived. If the honest answer is zero, write zero. 4. Fit — which GetBlock developer needs this: someone running nodes, a compliance team, a Solana data consumer, a TRON builder. If none of them fit, say so. 5. Ask — what we need beyond distribution: billing, hosting, legal, or nothing. Rules: - Numbers or nothing. Never estimate upward. - If the backend is not running today, say it in line 2. That disqualifies nobody. Hiding it does. - Under 120 words total. Output one message, ready to paste into Telegram.