What's running today
Our products, live. Each card says where it stands and what it's built with.
These products are the reason we know what it costs to keep a system up. We pay the servers, answer the support email and fix what breaks.
SporeXpert
A platform for growing mushrooms. Growers log their batches, track every phase — inoculation, colonization, fruiting, harvest — store their substrate recipes and keep the lineage of their spawn. The platform works out biological efficiency and batch duration on its own, and flags anything running late.
- Organizations with multiple members and permissions
- Alerts and tasks, with recurring reminders
- Temperature, humidity, CO₂ and light sensors over an API
- A shop with payments and subscriptions
- Public tools: substrate calculator, tincture calculator, mushroom map, ID quiz, community recipes, wood guide and contamination guide
- Blog, achievements, challenges and leaderboards
- SporeXpert MycoLab mobile app, in English and Spanish
Django 4.2, Django REST Framework, PostgreSQL, Redis with RQ queues, React 18 with Material-UI, Flutter on mobile, all in Docker. Stripe for payments, Brevo for email, a Telegram bot for alerts.
Availoc
An interactive lot map for property developers. Send us the site plan and you get it back as a clickable map: every lot with its status, its details, its price and its contact form. It embeds in your site with one line.
- 01
You don't trace anything.
You upload the plan, we hand it back ready. That tracing is on us.
- 02
Zero required setup.
Each module shows up only if you ask for it. No settings screen with forty greyed-out fields.
- 03
A full site, with the map inside it.
We measured the developer registry across central Mexico and the Yucatán Peninsula: between half and 61% of firms with eleven or more people have no website at all. To them we hand over the whole site.
- Residential development demo: Ka'an Tulum
- Shopping center demo: Plaza Esmeralda
Django on the back end, PostgreSQL with PostGIS. The public map ships as a TypeScript Web Component with SVG and zero framework dependencies, so it coexists with any WordPress theme. English and Spanish throughout — panel, map, emails and PDFs — from the first line of code.
Mobile games
Six Godot projects, run with the same discipline as everything else: playable prototype first, art second.
Mahjong
Tile solitaire with a Greek mythology theme. The board is generated fresh every round and always has a solution, guaranteed by construction from the moment it is built. Levels 1 through 999,999.
Tower Spore
Fast node-capture strategy. Fungal colonies produce spores and send them down mycelium threads. Portrait, one-handed.
Eat the World
An isometric hole that rolls through the city swallowing it and growing. Seeded semi-random maps.
Altépetl
A city builder on a real isometric grid, set in an invented Mesoamerica. No PvP and no rush.
The Sporegloam Chronicles
Real-time strategy on a living ecosystem: soil depletes, trees grow, fires tear through. For PC.
Sincronía
A prototype with one rule: several pendulums at the same frequency, out of phase; you tap them until they swing as one.
Godot, portrait 1080×1920 for the mobile titles, on the compatibility renderer so they run on Android without demanding a new phone.
Clients
How we work
Four rules we don't negotiate.
- 01
We start with what you can see
The first delivery is something you can open and use. Documents come later, if they're needed at all.
- 02
One repository, one owner
Your code is yours. You get the repository and the keys on day one. If you ever want to change vendors, you take everything with you.
- 03
What goes up gets looked after
Deployment, backups, certificates and monitoring are included in the price.
- 04
Spanish and English
Both languages from the first line of code. A hardcoded string counts as a bug.
Built with
The same stack across all our products. Nothing exotic that nobody else can maintain.
- Django
- DRF
- React
- Vite
- Flutter
- Godot
- PostgreSQL
- PostGIS
- Docker
- AWS
- Nginx
- Stripe
- Sentry
- PostHog