Answer the profile once
135 fields across 7 sections, saved on this Mac. You can write a section as a paragraph and let the app put it into the right boxes, and every answer stays editable afterwards.
01 — Built for founders who are applying anywayComing soon
One profile. Forty applications.
Built for founders who'd rather build than retype the same answers forty times.
Accelerator AI does for applications what FreeTokens does for keys: you answer once, on your Mac, and the app does the repetitions. Fill in 135 fields about you and the company, pick the programmes, and press Start. The app opens each real form in its own window, fills what it can, and stops for what only you can answer — 40 programmes, 1,530 fields between them. Nothing is sent until you press Submit.
Download for MacApple Silicon. Your profile stays on this machine. Accelerator AI arrives in an update; the download is FreeTools today.
Nothing is sent until you press Submit40 programmes1,530 fields135 answered once$0
See a run happen02 — How it works
Try the product.
Pick programmes, press Start, and watch the run fill each form field by field — including the one it stops on, because no saved profile can answer why this programme. Then read the finished application back before anything is sent. Everything stays in this browser.
Accelerator AI · sample
Local only
A sample profile, in this browser. No application is opened, filled or sent from this page.
Download for MacApple Silicon. Your profile stays on this machine. Runs happen in the app.
03 — What it does
Answer it once. It fills in the rest.
Applying to accelerators is the same interview 40 times, in 40 different orders, on 40 different form builders. Accelerator AI asks the interview once and then goes and types it out.
- The profile is 135 fields across 7 sections — you, the company, the team, the numbers, the story, your files, and how you want applications answered. That is what the 40 programmes ask, with the repetition taken out.
- Between them those 40 forms hold 1,530 fields. The average application asks 38; StartX asks 119, and Y Combinator and a16z Speedrun ask 91 each.
- Each programme has its own filler, written against that programme's live form. There are 17 different kinds of form in the set — Fillout embeds, Airtable frames, Typeform, Tally, Google Forms and a dozen one-offs — so this is 40 pieces of specific knowledge rather than one parser guessing.
- 5 of them sit behind a login — Y Combinator, Techstars, Antler, Flagship and RevTech Labs. The app signs in through its own browser, in a window you can watch, and the session stays on this Mac.
- A run stops rather than guesses. Anything the profile does not answer comes back as a question with the form still open beside it, and the whole application is shown to you before anything is sent.
04 — The programmes
The forty, by name.
Every programme the app holds a filler for and that is taking applications today. The table ships inside the app, so a round that closes is dropped from the picker — and from the questions only it asked — rather than failing halfway through a run.
Y CombinatorTechstarsa16z SpeedrunAntlerSouth Park CommonsAlchemist AcceleratorPearXGreylock EdgeStartXHF0 ResidencyZ FellowsSoma Capital FellowsSeedcampFlagship AcceleratorSurge (Peak XV)Village GlobalBoost VCFounders, Inc.On Deck (ODF)Conviction EmbedPlug and PlayIndieBioHAXAI HouseMuckerLabStartmateDreamitRockstartEWORIterativeHub71BrincThe ResidencyLAUNCH AcceleratorForum VenturesRevTech LabsInceptionREACH (NAR)Softeq Venture StudioSolo Founders Program
40 open
05 — How a run works
Three steps, and one of them is yours.
The run happens in the app's own browser, on your machine. No credentials leave it, no draft is uploaded anywhere, and the record of what was applied to and when is a file on this Mac.
Pick the programmes, press Start
Choose any of the 40. The app opens each application in its own window, signs in where the programme needs an account, and fills the form field by field — you can watch it happen, or leave it running.
Answer what it cannot, then submit
Anything the profile does not cover is asked with the form still open beside it. The finished application is shown back to you in full, and nothing is submitted until you press Submit.
06 — Download
Get the Mac app.
Signed and notarized. Open the dmg, drag the app to Applications, sign in with your Lovie account. It needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later, and the build below is whatever GitHub is serving as the latest release right now.
Accelerator AI is not in today's build. Download FreeTools now for FreeTokens — the app updates itself over the same release channel, so Accelerator AI arrives on its own when it ships.
Apple Silicon and Intel
One universal dmg — both architectures in the same file, so there is no build to pick.
Apple Silicon and Intel · notarized
On your Mac
- macOS Native Swift app, universal for Apple Silicon and Intel, notarized, so it opens by double-click. Needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
- Sign-in Your Lovie account. Keys still stay in Keychain.
- Updates The app checks the same public release channel on its own and updates itself. No second download.
- Accessibility Asked once, when a page needs a real click a web view cannot synthesise.
- Apply Never writes until you press it, in the app.