Part of the aversion is because, to succeed, you will have to hire people. Investors don't invest in companies that don't need to hire people. So, when you're

Part of the aversion is because, to succeed, you will have to hire people. Investors don't invest in companies that don't need to hire people. So, when you're a solo founder, it gives the vibe that you haven't figured that out yet (you won't even get another founder, even though it takes no cash, you have traction, etc.). So, to counter that bias, just make it clear in your application that hiring people, finding a co-founder, etc. is VERY high on your priority list at the incubator. Good luck!