2026-10-29
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Use a hub when you already know the axis you care about, and use filters when you do not. City hubs, type hubs, equity-free programs, and open applications are real pages you can bookmark or send to a co-founder. Reviews sit behind a sign-in and stay anonymous when they are published. The full programs list is there when you need it. Once you know the city or the type, the hub is faster.
Start with a city or type hub
Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, and Remote are pinned as city chips on the programs directory. Everything else lives in the longer city list. Clicking a city sends you to a shareable page such as programs in Berlin or communities in Berlin. Those URLs are the filter, written as a page you can keep. Type works the same way. Accelerators, incubators, grants, fellowships, and the rarer labels each have a hub.
Two shortcuts exist because founders keep asking for them: equity-free programs and open applications. The open hub is Open plus Rolling. It is a live status join, and it does not promise that every file on that page is convenient this week. Status still changes. Confirm the deadline on the program page and on the provider site before you block a week for an application. The methodology page is where we say those dates move.
What the chips and the search box do
Industry, status, type, format, stage, and language stack on the programs directory. Climate is an industry chip. There is no separate climate hub URL. Equity-free is a toggle on that same directory, and it also has the dedicated hub above. Search matches name, institution, and a few other fields. It is a find box rather than a ranking algorithm.
Communities are thinner on purpose. The filters there are location, format, industry, and tags. There is no quality score on a meetup. If a community cannot tell you when it meets next, that is usually enough information to move on. Pair a city hub with a tag only when you already know the room you want. Benefits are a third index if you came for credits rather than a cohort.
How reviews work
Program reviews sit behind a sign-in. Haus uses LinkedIn so fake ratings are harder to manufacture. Published reviews stay anonymous. The useful numbers are the recommend share plus the High Point and Friction Point lines. Those are more specific than a five-star average. You can leave a review at /rate after you have been in the room.
Empty review blocks mean the listing is still a research card. How we source and check listings is explained in how we verify listings and on the methodology page. Treat the logo as a name, and look for the review lines when they exist. Then open the operator site before you apply.