Hi,

My name is Tereza and I’m building Flecter because I grew up around a quiet lie:

That if you work hard, get good grades, and follow the system, you’ll eventually figure yourself out.

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Most people don’t.

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I’ve spent the last 12 years leading people and building products, and there’s one pattern I’ve seen over and over again: people grow the most when they finally see what they’re good at and start believing it themselves.

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Helping people find their talents, and watching that spark appear in their eyes, has always been the part of my work I love the most. Flecter is my response to that.

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I wanted to create a space where teenagers aren’t optimized, fixed, or evaluated. A place where strengths show up naturally, without instructions, grades, or someone telling them who they should be.

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I believe teens deserve a chance to discover who they are before the world labels them.

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Outside of work, I’m happiest doing things that have nothing to do with productivity: snowboarding and kiteboarding, playing guitar badly but enthusiastically, building Lego, getting competitive over board games, or playing beach volleyball until it’s too dark to see the ball.

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I love math, psychology, and reading AI research papers and just as much, long conversations with my family, my partner, and close friends about life, choices, and what actually matters.

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Flecter brings all of that together for me: curiosity, challenge, play, and care for people.

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I’m not building Flecter to make teens “better.”

I’m building it so that I can see that spark.