Systems we've
built and shipped.

Management software for boat charter companies, designed and built by us. Since September 2026 it runs Charter en Ibiza every day: 18 boats and 15 skippers. Bookings, payments and invoices live in one dashboard. Each skipper has an app with their trips, checklists and the contract the client signs on board. Breakdowns reach the mechanic with a photo, boat by boat. And it syncs with the Google Calendar the team already used, so nobody had to change how they work.

An AI intelligence layer that sits on top of the hotel's PMS for a 38-property chain. Operations AI plus five domain agents brief the staff on every arrival, trigger VIP protocols, and handle real WhatsApp workflows: a room marked clean by message activates the VIP arrival chain; a photo of a fault becomes a maintenance ticket through vision analysis.

The same Hotel OS intelligence in a clean, light-mode console for a boutique group in Ibiza — three properties in one view. Occupancy, VIP arrivals, allergy protocols and a prioritized daily task list generated for the front desk, kitchen and housekeeping every morning.

A command center for a Shopify e-bike brand, fed with live store and analytics data. Twelve KPI health cards, anomaly alerts ("revenue −64% vs last week"), funnel and cohort views, plus an agent layer: live activity feed, swarm org chart and interactive simulations of how AI agents resolve real operations.

A set of n8n pipelines that run the blog almost by themselves: Search Console finds keyword opportunities every Monday, Claude proposes articles over Telegram, a reply of "1", "2" or "3" publishes the draft to Shopify. A bulk pipeline upgraded all 24 articles — and the full catalog now lives in Spanish, French and Portuguese: 72 localized articles with structured data for AI search.

A complete visual direction for a rooftop restaurant in Ibiza: AI-generated dish photography on a clean, coastal system built around the venue's blue-tile identity. One consistent language ready to reuse across menu, social, web and campaigns.

A before/after pitch for a classic Miami diner: one phone photo of chicken & waffles transformed into a neon, brand-true campaign visual. Built as a one-screen page that makes the argument by itself — your dishes already have everything a post needs.

A digital product business end to end: Excel templates for creators and freelancers, sold through Etsy and Gumroad, with an editorial storefront and an SEO blog engineered for both Google and AI search engines — structured data, FAQ schemas and citable content baked into every article.

Sometimes the best software is shaped entirely around a single person. Two examples: an interval training timer built for one athlete's exact routine — 45/15 work-rest cycles, morse-code beeps before every transition, installed as a PWA from Safari — and a freelance time tracker with magic-link login, per-client timers with pause, analytics and CSV export, backed by Supabase.

A mobile arcade concept: 3–5 minute roguelite runs on classic Super Pang mechanics, weekly leagues with promotion and relegation, zero pay-to-win. Full game design document — core loop, retention systems, art bible, monetization — plus a physics prototype in Godot.

For an online bike retailer: backorders waiting on stock used to be tracked by hand. Now a Node.js service reads Odoo over XML-RPC every few minutes, deduplicates, and appends only what's new to the team's Google Sheet. Nobody opens the ERP to copy rows anymore — the sheet is simply always current.

A family of automated trading systems for prediction markets: a scanner that sweeps ~1,000 markets per session hunting mispriced longshots, Kelly-sized paper trades with absolute stop thresholds, and every signal, trade and session logged to Postgres for honest post-mortems. Research discipline applied to a live market.

The Skyperoom video podcast lived only on Spotify — over a hundred episodes invisible to YouTube search. A Python pipeline pulled every episode, preserved titles and numbering, and uploaded them through the YouTube Data API with automatic retry. The channel went from a handful of clips to a complete 900+ video archive.