What you build
Deep tech startups and spin-offs, from lab project to Series B.
- The problem, and who has it
- Your solution, in words a smart outsider gets
- What the startup does today, and what you need next
Founders, investors and experts explain European deep tech, one idea each, straight to camera. Ninety seconds, your phone, your words. We start from Italy.
NOW RECORDING · FIRST EPISODES NOVEMBER 2026
Every episode runs on the same clock. Your phone is fine, clear audio is the only hard rule, and you approve the cut before anything goes out.
Europe's labs produce world-class deep tech every week. Almost none of it is told in a way people actually watch.
The research sits in papers. The startups sit in PDF decks. The reasoning of the people who fund them sits in private memos. The people who could help, hire, partner or invest never see any of it.
Ninety seconds is long enough for one real idea and short enough that people watch to the end. The constraint is the point: no jargon survives it, and no good idea needs more.
We are three people building a public map of who builds, who backs and who understands deep tech in Europe. One video at a time, starting from Italy.
One idea. One voice. Ninety seconds, on the same clock every time.
Vertical, window light in front of you, camera at eye level. Clear audio is the only hard rule.
We send three to five guiding questions. You answer the ones that fit, in your own words.
Nothing is published without your yes. No fee, ever, and the video is yours to reuse.
Speak the language you are strongest in. Subtitles always, in both.
Three kinds of people, three kinds of ninety seconds.
Deep tech startups and spin-offs, from lab project to Series B.
GPs, LPs, angels, family offices and corporate VCs backing deep tech.
Scientists, operators, clinicians, regulators, exited founders.
From application to published episode in about two weeks.
We read every application and reply within a week.
Three co-founders, one clock.
We started in Milan in 2026, first on new medical technology, then on all deep tech, because the labs, the founders and the money are all connected.
No hierarchy: the three of us study every project together, all of us sit in on the recording calls, and each of us asks our own questions. We are not scientists. Our edge is three different points of view on the same idea, arriving prepared.


