nFactorial Incubator launches three-month Hacker House residency in Almaty
The program is free and requires selection. It is open to solo founders, students and schoolchildren who are already building a startup.

Key facts
- nFactorial Hacker House is a three-month startup residency in Almaty.
- It is open to solo founders, students and schoolchildren already building a startup.
- Participants work in nFactorial's Almaty space and attend weekly meetups and demos.
- The residency ends with a Big Demo Day.
- Participation is free and requires selection.
nFactorial Incubator said it launched nFactorial Hacker House in Almaty. It announced the residency in a Telegram post on 3 November 2026. The residency lasts three months.
nFactorial Hacker House is for people who are already building a startup, including solo founders, students and schoolchildren. Participants work on their own projects in nFactorial's space in Almaty. nFactorial Incubator said participants work alongside other people who are building projects, not on their own.
The schedule includes weekly meetups and demos. nFactorial Incubator said regular speakers will share practical experience with participants. Participants will also meet founders, AI researchers and olympiad participants, according to the post. nFactorial Incubator said the weekly demos give participants a reason to show a concrete result every week. A Big Demo Day closes the residency.
Participation is free. Applicants must pass a selection process. nFactorial Incubator is accepting applications.
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