
As the Build in Public phase kicks off, applicants for Fund My Crazy 2026 are scrambling for clarity on the shortlist results, which were expected by September 17. Several individuals are questioning whether the emails have been dispatched, creating palpable uncertainty in the community.
Recent comments from the forums suggest that many participants are restless about their application status. One participant echoed the question, "Did the shortlist emails already go out?" As of September 18, the anticipation continues to mount.
A fresh wave of comments reports that some applicants have received emails confirming their entry into the next phase of the competition.
According to a user, the emails began rolling out around September 17 to those whose ideas passed an initial approval filter set by an AI screening process. "Only those who adhered to the rules got this mail," they noted.
This could mean that the emails regarding the Top 50, expected between September 18 and 21, will soon start arriving.
"The top 50 emails are gonna start coming from 18 till 21 at max 22," one noted, clarifying the timeline.
The forums reflect a blend of emotions ranging from anxiety to cautious optimism. Some individuals are frustrated by the waiting, while others express gratitude for any updates received.
"Thank you for this information!"
Additionally, hopeful sentiments prevail as one wrote, "Your idea is in! Welcome to Fund My Crazy 2026."
With the Build in Public phase commencing, the clock is ticking for those aiming to bolster their ideas and finalize presentations with expert guidance. As the community awaits a clearer communication plan, many hope for timely updates to improve morale and engagement.
๐ฉ Emails confirming shortlist status began arriving on September 17.
๐ Only applicants whose ideas met competition criteria were notified.
โณ The Top 50 selection process runs from September 18 to 21.
As excitement grows, the future of the initiative may hinge on how effectively the organizers communicate with participants. Continued delays could impact engagement and morale significantly. Stay tuned for more news as this story develops.