The accelerator runs in spring and fall for about 3 months, with funding, office hours, closed-door talks, Product Day, Demo Day, and an alumni community.

Free compute support for research and startups; the application follows the accelerator process.

MiraclePlus provides free compute resources for research and entrepreneurship, with the same application process as its accelerator.

Talks and closed-door sharing with experienced founders.

Official statement.

How to apply to the current batch, including timeline and application FAQs.

The page provides details on current accelerator applications, timelines, and common questions.

How to write a stronger MiraclePlus application, covering users, founders, insight, and exploration.

The page advises on writing a stronger MiraclePlus application, covering users, founders, insights, and exploration.

Partners, staff, and internship or visiting programs.

MiraclePlus's mission, values, and how it supports founders.

Code of conduct for founders and the community.

The page explains why applications may not result in an interview and what happens after submission.

Founding principles, including founder-first.

FAQs on applying, investment terms, business plans, videos, interviews, and whether founders must come to Beijing.

MiraclePlus is an early-stage accelerator in China. Twice a year it invests about $300,000 for around 7% equity and works with founders for about 3 months.

MiraclePlus is an early-stage Chinese accelerator offering two annual programs, investing around $300,000 for about 7% equity, with partners supporting for roughly three months.

Legal disclaimer.

The U.S. government has imposed sanctions on a Chinese venture firm linked to former Microsoft AI scientist Lu Qi. The action stems from allegations involving the transfer of Google AI technology secrets to China. Authorities accuse the firm of facilitating unauthorized access to proprietary AI research.

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