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- Quicky · April — June 2026Quicky: the hard part wasn't making it work, it was keeping it workingIt was my first project that was truly online, open to anyone. What worked fine on my computer broke in new ways on the internet.Read the note →
- Gemm · Sep 29 — Oct 3, 2026The demo failed on stage. Four days later I knew whyWe presented Gemm at the Parque de la Innovación. Teleoperation worked at ORT, worked when we arrived, and broke right before we went on. This is what I found afterwards.Read the note →
- OftalmoLegal · September 2026My dad's website cost ARS 400,000 a year and didn't show up on GoogleIt was a static WordPress landing page. I rebuilt it: now only the domain costs money, it loads in under a second and it's ready for Google and AI assistants to find.Read the note →
- Gemm · June 3 — 13, 2026From a hackathon to a class at ITBA with the Go2The hackathon activity didn't go well. What did work was showing Gemm Blocks, and ten days later we were at ITBA with the robot.Read the note →
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- Sep 29 — Oct 3, 2026 · GemmThe demo failed on stage. Four days later I knew whyWe presented Gemm at the Parque de la Innovación. Teleoperation worked at ORT, worked when we arrived, and broke right before we went on. This is what I found afterwards.
- September 2026 · OftalmoLegalMy dad's website cost ARS 400,000 a year and didn't show up on GoogleIt was a static WordPress landing page. I rebuilt it: now only the domain costs money, it loads in under a second and it's ready for Google and AI assistants to find.
- Sep 15, 2026 · GemmThe robot went silent every five minutesWeeks thinking the problem was the software. It was the robot's wifi looking for other networks.
- August 2026 · PlattoWhat I took out of PlattoIn August I took things out of Platto that already worked: the 3D automation, a demo that wasn't quite real and AI features nobody had asked for.
- July 2026 · Sanitarios MoldesMy grandfather's shop had never used product codesSo he could check on the business without being there, I first had to create something that didn't exist: a code for every product.
- July 2026 · RepoGuideThe user isn't the buyerDevelopers who tried RepoGuide liked it. The problem was that none of them were going to pay for it.
- June 2026 · HackathonsWe built a platform for teachers at a hackathon. We didn't winFour days to figure out how AI can help a teacher with a full classroom. I built the live part: QR check-in, the assistant and the teacher's live view.
- June 2026 · GemmWe went to the industry with one idea and came back with anotherWe wanted a humanoid that closes valves during a gas leak. After talking to YPF and Pan American Energy, Gemm changed course.
- June 3 — 13, 2026 · GemmFrom a hackathon to a class at ITBA with the Go2The hackathon activity didn't go well. What did work was showing Gemm Blocks, and ten days later we were at ITBA with the robot.
- June 2026 · Bot P2P USDC/ARSA bot that watches two prices so I don't have toComparing the price of the digital dollar between two markets by hand is boring, and you're always too late. I built a bot that does it every few minutes and only speaks up when it's worth a look.
- April — June 2026 · QuickyQuicky: the hard part wasn't making it work, it was keeping it workingIt was my first project that was truly online, open to anyone. What worked fine on my computer broke in new ways on the internet.
- May 11, 2026 · HackathonsSana: what a health AI shouldn't doAt a hackathon at Di Tella we had two hours to figure out how to bring medical guidance to places with no doctor nearby. The most important thing we defined was the limits.
- November 2025 · PetCareA dog feeder you control from your phoneFor our fourth-year ICT project we built PetCare: a dog feeder you control from your phone. I built the server that connects the app to the machine.