I started my indie developer journey with one goal in mind: freedom. Not passive income. Not a quick exit. The freedom to build things people actually use without dealing with suppliers, employees, endless meetings, or corporate politics. My biggest headache is Apple's review process. Surprisingly, I can live with that. There was another reason I … Continue reading I Knew My First Three Apps Were Going to Fail. So Why Build Them?
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Bookkeeping App: The Inheritance of Saying No
Watch the Youtube Video I got an opportunity to build custom software for a group of companies owned by friends. But I was biting off more than I could chew, and somewhere in the middle of it, I capitulated. This wasn’t an app. It was becoming a full-fledged SaaS management system. Eventually, I had to … Continue reading Bookkeeping App: The Inheritance of Saying No
Fitness Apps How Hard Is IT?
https://wececonomics.com/fitrat/ I built a fitness app when everybody told me not to. Even every ASO tool I checked was practically screaming at me not to do it. Ironically, I knew from the beginning that the most likely outcome of this endeavor was failure. But I have been a weightlifting enthusiast all my life, and a … Continue reading Fitness Apps How Hard Is IT?
Why Invading Venezuela Matters
Latin America is part of the Americas. Let’s begin by acknowledging that. Unfortunately, it has often been treated as the forgotten backyard of the United States. The history of this region, marked by U.S. intervention and exploitation, is extensive. Many interventions have focused on extracting resources, benefiting foreign interests while offering little to local governments—except … Continue reading Why Invading Venezuela Matters
Vibe Coding and the False Dream of “Effortless SaaS”
There’s a story being sold right now. It says that building software is no longer hard. That you don’t need to understand systems, architecture, or code. That with the right AI tools, you can vibe your way into a profitable SaaS. Type a prompt. Watch an app appear. Ship. Scale. Exit. It sounds liberating. It’s … Continue reading Vibe Coding and the False Dream of “Effortless SaaS”
Most Business Ideas Fail for One Simple Reason
Most business ideas don’t fail because the founder isn’t smart. They fail because the idea was never tested against reality. I’ve seen this pattern over and over again: People spend months building something, investing money, sacrificing weekends — only to discover too late that no one actually wants what they built, or that the economics … Continue reading Most Business Ideas Fail for One Simple Reason
Why Most Small Businesses Run Out of Cash (Even When They are Profitable)
Most business owners assume that profit means safety — that as long as they’re selling, they’re fine. But cash flow doesn’t care about your income statement. I’ve seen companies with 30% profit margins go broke because they didn’t understand one simple thing: Timing kills businesses, not numbers. Here’s what I mean. 1. Profit is just … Continue reading Why Most Small Businesses Run Out of Cash (Even When They are Profitable)
Keeping Busy is Not Making Money
We’ve all seen it — and maybe done it ourselves. You spend hours designing a logo, tweaking a website, ordering business cards, setting up social media pages… and at the end of the week, you feel exhausted. You tell yourself you’ve “worked hard” on your business. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: none of that busywork … Continue reading Keeping Busy is Not Making Money
Why business Fail in the First place?
Some do because the idea is simply a bad one. Which means, there wasn’t a market, or penetrating a market had unseen barriers at the moment of starting said business. in both cases a lack of research of wishful thinking was involved. But even if you do everything by the book to test your idea … Continue reading Why business Fail in the First place?
One Thought for Entrepreneurs.
Most business ideas don’t fail because the idea is bad. They fail because the numbers don’t match reality. Cash flow, capital needs, break-even — these aren’t “big company” problems, they’re survival problems for small businesses. That’s why I built Wececonomics: a place to share tools and insights that help entrepreneurs test and strengthen their ideas … Continue reading One Thought for Entrepreneurs.
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