Systems we've
built and shipped.

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.