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Camp is Betaworks’ cohort-based investment and product development program. Betaworks says it runs twice each year, with usual application windows of December…

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Camp is Betaworks’ cohort-based investment and product development program. Betaworks says it runs twice each year, with usual application windows of December through January for Spring Camp and June through July for Fall Camp. Camp provides company investment beyond instruction.

For Fall 2026, Betaworks published September 14 as the scheduled start and November 20 as the scheduled end, with Demo Day planned for the week of November 16. These are published schedule dates; actual commencement was not independently confirmed.

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