Wave turns every company announcement into as many posts as you have employees.
Each person reads their own, changes two words, publishes. Three minutes.
Camille Roux · 1ᵉʳ
CEO & co-founder
2 h ·
€50M. Let me be precise, because "we raised" is a strange thing to celebrate: it isn't a result. It's time. Time to keep being wrong in public until we're right. Thank you to the 187 people who give it to us. …see more
Youssef Benali · 1ᵉʳ
Infrastructure engineer
2 h ·
We're raising €50M. What isn't in the press release: for 11 months, our sync engine dropped 1 event in 40,000. Never enough for a customer to notice. Enough for me to notice. Fixed in March. 4,000 lines added, 11,000 removed. Companies don't grow in leaps. They grow because someone stays annoyed by a number for 11 months. …see more
Léa Marchand · 1ᵉʳ
Account Executive
2 h ·
In February, a customer told me: "I like you. But I'm not betting my Q3 on a company with 18 months of runway." I had no answer. Today I do: €50M. Marta, if you're reading this: shall we get that coffee again? ☕ …see more
same news, nobody says the same thing ✍️
Fictional examples · invented people and figures
1. The news
2. The person
✍️ Written by Wave, reviewed and published by Camille · 0 invented figures · Nothing goes out without a click
Demo · fictional examples
Everything you celebrate inside that nobody sees outside.
« Series B: €50M led by Northline. »
"Atlas has been live since 6:12am."
"The Ardant group is trusting us with its 1,200 stores."
"14 open roles, salaries published."
"SOC 2 Type II. Nine months of work, three letters."
"5 years. 30,000 customers. Still the same coffee."
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the company page audience
"Your company page is the smallest audience you own. Your employees are the largest."
The worst case is 200 employees improvising. The second worst is silence.
The article goes out. Two accounts pick it up within twelve minutes.
Wave pauses all 43 scheduled posts. Nobody publishes "so proud of this team 🚀" ninety seconds later.
⏸ 43 posts paused automatically
Wave names the 6 people who speak, and asks the other 181 not to reply. Both matter.
The CEO publishes. Support and security answer next, in their own words.
Everything your employees said publicly today, on one screen.
Camille Roux · 1ᵉʳ
CEO & co-founder
10:05 ·
You may have seen this morning's article about a data breach at our company. It is accurate. What we know as of 10:05: — On 3 February, a misconfigured export made 1,340 customer records readable by other customers in the same region. — No passwords, no banking data. — The gap was closed in 41 minutes. It had been open for 9 days. — Every affected customer has received a personal email. If you didn't receive one, you are not affected. Nine days is nine days too many. The hole in our monitoring that allowed this was fixed last night. I will publish the full report on Friday, including what we still don't know. If you're a customer and want to talk to a human: camille@. Not a form. Me.
written in 6 minutes. reviewed by 3 people. published by one.
Fictional scenario · no real incident
Astroturfing is fake accounts saying the same thing. Here it is real people saying different things, from their own account, after reading them. If two employees publish the same sentence, Wave has failed at its job, and it checks before anything goes out.
Correct. That's why Wave writes it. The employee doesn't write: they read, change two words, publish.
Nothing goes out on its own. Every post stays a draft until a human clicks. No reminders, no public leaderboard, no pressure.
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