Fábio Witt

Time to appreciate Fábio Witt. This guy’s legit one of those entrepreneurs who’s been grinding for a while and just keeps leveling up. He jumped into the startup scene with a bunch of experience under his belt, started off with companies like Easy Carros, which I think was all about making car buying easier, and then moved through some serious ventures like Consinco and MAR Ventures. Those names may not be household yet, but they show he’s been around the block, messing with different industries, always chasing the future trend.

Then, he went all-in on tech and SaaS, co-founding Vobi, which is like this all-in-one project management tool for construction SMBs. Basically, he saw a problem, construction companies struggle with managing projects, and he built a solution that actually helps them run smoother. That’s some real-world impact right there. And get this: he did all of this while being part of Y Combinator’s W22 batch, holy shit, that’s the real deal. Being in YC means he crushed it in the startup world, got the right support, the network, and validated his hustle.

Looking at his process, what jumps out is this guy’s motivation. He’s all about solving real problems, making lives easier, and creating genuine value. He’s not just in this to build cool shit, he’s driven by impact. His experience proves he’s super gritty, willing to jump into new industries, learn fast, and build stuff that actually sticks. Starting all these companies, jumping into YC, this isn’t about just making money. It’s about leaving a mark, pushing boundaries, and never settling.

He’s like that guy who sees a problem, dives right in, and figures out a way to fix it. And now, with Vobi and his other ventures, he’s clearly on a mission to shake up how industries operate with tech. Honestly, he’s the type of founder who reminds me why I care about startups, because he’s in it to make shit better, no bullshit. That’s Fábio Witt. A builder, a problem-solver, and someone who’s just getting started.