I'm Agustín, from San Rafael, Mendoza, Argentina. I work with companies and people who have a concrete problem: a spreadsheet that can't keep up, an old system nobody wants to touch, or a process that depends on someone remembering.
My job is to solve that problem completely. I start by understanding how they work today, then I design the solution and build it. After that I take it to production with backups and automatic deploys, migrate the data and stay along for the first weeks of use.
Why cross-disciplinary
I started on the front end, but real problems never stay in a single layer. An order lost because there's no signal is a data problem, a sync problem, an interface problem and an infrastructure problem all at once. Over the years I added design, back end, databases, infrastructure as code, DevOps and, lately, AI. Today I pick the tool for the problem, not the other way around.
For whoever hires me, that means one person who understands the whole path: no hand-offs between "the designer", "the back-end person" and "the infra person", and no decisions lost along the way.
How I work
- The problem first. Before proposing anything I look at the spreadsheet, the old system and how work really happens.
- Small scope that changes something. Short stages, each one leaves something usable.
- Production from the start. Infrastructure as code, CI/CD and backups from the first deploy, at a cost the business can sustain.
- Decisions with reasons. Every technical decision is written down so anyone can understand it later.
What I'm doing now
- Taking Roleo, a pre-sales and delivery system for a distributor, to the streets.
- Finishing the front desk system for Ayum Elun, a cabin complex in Valle Grande.
- Building Remotia, to delegate projects to coding agents from my phone.
- Building this site, which you'll soon be able to explore in 3D.