BC1

What they needed

Harri Davies needed a page that could sell a place on a selective, in-person accelerator before the first cohort had even run: credible enough to get busy professionals to register their interest, clear enough to explain ‘Company of 1’ thinking to people hearing it cold.

What I built

• A persuasive one-page site structured around the programme itself: Outcome, Ways In, Accelerator, Who It’s For, Harri
• A clear six-week roadmap, from defining the idea through to a live launch and a 90-day commercial plan
• A two-track ‘Ways In’ comparison for Founding Members and Graduate Fellows
• A register-interest flow ahead of the Bristol, Summer 2026 cohort

How it works

BC1 had to sell a place on a programme nobody had seen yet, to busy professionals hearing “Company of 1” for the first time. So the page explains the idea before it asks for anything: one person can now build what used to take a team, then the three steps of the work (identify a problem, prove demand, launch something real) and the outcome in plain words: build, prove, commercialise.

The middle of the page does the deciding. Two ways in sit side by side, and “Who it’s for” says plainly what you don’t need (a technical background, staff or capital) and what you do. Harri’s own record, from programmes with Meta, Revolut and Formula 1 to a portfolio career, carries the credibility a first cohort couldn’t yet.

Register interest is in the navigation and on the opening screen, so the page can turn a reader the moment they’re convinced, not only at the bottom. Since then Bristol’s founding cohort has run, a Cardiff cohort is underway, and the page has grown to cover both.