Team 0265 · Challenge 1 · judged 1 to 7 · not a connection offer
How this scores.
The win is a 7 on each line of the sheet. A 7 is not printed unless the thing on the line is true. Pitch day is Friday 30 October, 1:00 to 5:00. Five minutes: two on the demo, two on the conversations and what changed, one on what happens next.
Open the demo
Type Kemps Creek. Then type a street we have not opened. A miss stays blank.
The five lines
Customer evidence · 4, not 7
One recorded sit-down with Thomas Friberg, 18 December 2025, plus the 14 October 2026 slides. The page changed because of it: New South Wales, not a Western Australia hot take; a blank buyer stays blank; no megawatts invented from area. A 7 needs structured conversations with lots of customers, and the product changed because of them. This week’s recordings and a memorandum of understanding are not on this page, because they are not in hand.
Product market fit · 5
The user is the person who has to notice a land deal before the capacity letter. The pain is his: if the station still has room, a cable is cheaper, and if the network is already building the fix, it is not a lead. The screen shows that job. It does not yet have someone who has said they want it tomorrow.
Does the prototype work · 6
It is not slides. The sorts run. An unforeseen place returns a blank, not a made-up card. A 7 would run a brand-new lot through the cadastre and the planning table live, in front of the judges, without us editing the page.
Does it address the challenge · 6
Challenge 1 is the lead: who took the land, whether the station is already short, and whether we are still before the letter. The same test fits any network that publishes a planning table and a parcel point. Only Endeavour in New South Wales has been run.
Is it technically sound · 6
It is deployed. A station is named only from an official lot centroid or address point inside the 2023 supply polygon, then read against Endeavour’s 2025 planning table. A buyer is named only if the company existed before settlement and a second record names that company on that land. A 7 is this, repeated on a lot we have not prepared.
The other pages
New South Wales proofCurrent page. Thirty-two cards, three sorts, official station stamps. Start on Most Relevant.ExplorerEarlier layout, with search and the long record still attached to each card.RedesignEarlier visual trial. Station notes on this copy were still approximate.Three-order backupThe shorter card set, with the same three sorts.