Founders don’t fail because they’re lazy. They fail because they build the wrong sh**.

Founders don’t fail because they’re lazy. They fail because they build the wrong sh**.

Let me say it louder for the startup gods in the back:

✖️ It’s not lack of funding. ✖️ Not bad timing. ✖️ Not even the market.

It’s burning 20k on an MVP no one asked for.

It’s hiring an agency to build "your vision" before you’ve even pressure-tested the thesis.

It’s obsessing over features instead of traction.


I’ve made this mistake.

I’ve watched others make it.

And I’ve seen what it costs.


One founder we invested in?

We built them a rock-solid, enterprise-grade product in 3 months.

They raised at a mid-7 figure valuation. Big win, right?

Except…


Years later, still tweaking that product. Still $0 revenue.

They ignored the one message we kept drilling in:

🚨 Your job isn't to build. It's to validate.

At Wavect, we don't just give that advice, we enforce it.

We’re your Fractional Co-Founder. We protect you from yourself.


One founder came to us ready to drop €20k on an MVP.

We stopped him cold.

Vibe-coded a prototype that covered 75% of the idea.

And let him test the market instantly.

He saved the full €20k and started learning now, not 3 months from now.


That’s the kind of mistake we block. Every. Single. Week.


Here’s how we work:

⚡ We act like a real co-founder

⚡ You can cancel any week

⚡ Not happy? Last week’s on us


This isn’t a “service.”

It’s a performance contract.

You win → we win.

You stall → we take the hit.


It’s painful to remove your ego from the process.

But it’s the only way to win.

Let us help you do it faster.


(1) Get us as Co-Founders

(2) Free Strategy Workbook for Founders

(3) Fix your Pricing for free

Kevin Riedl

Stop Building Software Blindly 👨🦯. Start Finding Product-Market Fit. We build Software that is actually used and does its job. Book Free Strategy Call Below 👇

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