stuckFounder

I'm the tech lead on a startup and I have co-founders who know essentially zero about tech or web businesses. Our CEO sold real estate before this. We are a SAAS for students and companies that connects them for jobs via our website. I'm the CTO and have worked extremely hard for this company for 6+ months, 80-100/week, and am still having to address concerns about being "all in" as a co-founder.

My commute is roughly 2 hours and I have a young child at home and am much more productive coding when we aren't all together. I seriously think they think I work 10 hours a week when in fact I work 100. I'm happy to attend however many meetings they want to have. Ironically, I've been the one to suggest 2/3 of the weekly meetings we do have. How can I convince them short of sitting right next to them in the office from 9-5 every day that I'm actually delivering a lot of value to the company?

Salient details: We don't have much funding, less than 100K, and I'm a very experienced engineer, so its highly unlikely I can be replaced in a reasonable amount of time. We have had listings for $40K salary/2-3% equity for both developers and designers on many sites for months with no takers. Before I arrived, another developer cost them ~$50K and took 4 months to build a website which was unusable according to their standards and generated no sales. I built our website in 2 months and this has lead to $40K in sales and the expectation to hit 6 figures imminently.

We were offered an interview at a major startup accelerator. I have no idea why my co-founder backed out and can't really glean it from them.

I guess I'm looking for a new co-founder. Might anyone be interested?

We are in the Bitcoin space and our frighteningly ambitious goal is the analogy of how Google used the http protocol to index all webpages, we are using the bitcoin protocol to index all valuable files.

If this sounds cool to you, could you PM me or email me at stuckfounder@gmail.com.

thanks!