Proof over promises.
We set clear goals and share evidence. Real users, releases and learning matter more than unproven claims.
Velocity 6 exists to help serious tech founders build better products, faster, by holding each other accountable and opening doors for each other.
Built on trust.Velocity 6 is launching with Qonta, Divinex, Vouchify and Stretch. These founding startups go through the same product onboarding as every future member.
They take the first community roles, review each other’s products and form the first interview panel, setting the rhythm every new member joins.
We’re starting with people who already ship a working product. The aim is simple: help each member grow through accountability, thoughtful peer review and shared networks.
We set clear goals and share evidence. Real users, releases and learning matter more than unproven claims.
Offer honest feedback, make an introduction and show up for each other’s launches. The network works because we do.
Respect your peers and their work. Be honest about your traction, your challenges and the help you need.
One WhatsApp group. One shared events calendar. Every member owns at least one area of community work, with roles rotating each quarter.
Monday goals, Friday reports and the leaderboard.
Podcasts, founder spotlights and product-review content.
Relationships with venues, studios, investors and events.
Finding opportunities and tracking applications.
Builders dinners, demo days and shared experiences.
The shared library and coordination of legal reviews.
Announce launches at least a week ahead so members can prepare coordinated likes, reposts, thoughtful comments and original content.
Every member agrees to the code of conduct during their interview. Integrity and consistent participation are expected of everyone in the community.
Be honest about your product and traction, respect other members, and take part in required sprints, reviews and social support. Keep the WhatsApp group on topic and free of political content.
The community plan calls for immediate removal for scams or misleading claims, failure to follow applicable government requirements, or partisan political content on the startup’s official social accounts. Members removed for integrity breaches cannot reapply.
Loss of commitment, repeated missed activities and community conflicts follow a proposed warning process: a private reminder, then a formal warning after three missed sprint reports in a month or a second conflict, with 30 days to improve. If nothing changes, the member is removed from the community. Members removed for engagement reasons may reapply after six months.
Product-review highlights are shared publicly only with the founder’s consent. Detailed consent rules are still being defined.
These are proposed targets for the first six months, not results we’ve already achieved.
Community size and the meaning of “6”; community fees and event funding; core-team composition; exact leaderboard scoring; Notion, ClickUp or both; geographic eligibility; and detailed consent rules for public review content.
Build something real. Grow with people who care.
Apply whenever you’re ready · Admission by review