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What we build with
- APIs REST
- Arquitectura
- Astro
- Claude API
- Cloudflare
- Core Web Vitals
- Docker
- Evolución
- Lighthouse CI
- Meilisearch
- Migraciones
- Monitoreo 24/7
- n8n
- Next.js
- Pagos Integrados
- RAG
- React
- Schema
- SLA
- Tailwind
- Vectores
- Webhooks
- WooCommerce
- WordPress Avanzado
What we do
Eight services, three pillars
Web engineering, automation, and the continuity that keeps both alive over time.
- Web architectureHeadless commerce & quotingWe build storefronts and B2B platforms two ways - a custom headless architecture, or advanced engineering on the WooCommerce you already run. Either route: per-account pricing, quoting engines with your own rules, and instant search across thousands of SKUs.Next.jsWooCommerceMeilisearch
- Web architectureAutonomous booking systemsMulti-location booking engines with full customer self-service and capacity control.ReactDockerPagos Integrados
- Web architectureHigh-traffic niche landing pagesSites for critical sectors - hospitality, events, campaigns - built to absorb massive traffic spikes.AstroTailwindCloudflare
- Automation & AIAI agent integrationConversational assistants wired to your corporate documentation for support and data extraction.Claude APIRAGVectores
- Automation & AIProcess orchestrationWe connect CRMs and internal tools so your systems talk to each other and your team drops the manual work.n8nAPIs RESTWebhooks
- Automation & AICMS scalability & migrationsWe push your WordPress past the Core Web Vitals thresholds, or migrate it to a modern ecosystem without losing traffic.WordPress AvanzadoArquitecturaMigraciones
- Performance & SEOAdvanced technical SEODeep implementation in the codebase to master Core Web Vitals and Google crawl metrics.Lighthouse CISchemaCore Web Vitals
- Performance & SEOContinuous support & evolutionA premium technical retainer - proactive monitoring, security, and iterative monthly sprints.SLAMonitoreo 24/7Evolución
Case studies
Work with metrics attached
One verifiable number says more than three paragraphs of adjectives.
Industrias Cruz Centro
From WordPress to Next.js with Odoo integrated, without losing what search had earned
We started around 2017 with their WordPress and have worked together ever since. In 2025 the main site moved to Next.js with Strapi and Meilisearch; we also implemented Odoo and run their infrastructure.
2017 — todayOne relationship, two architectures
Viñedo Ain Karim
First we kept their WordPress alive; then we built the platform the business needed
From 2021 we fixed what their WordPress got wrong. In 2025 we moved them to a platform of their own on Next.js and Strapi, where vineyard visits are booked and paid online and the shop takes payment through Mercado Pago.
OnlineVisits booked and paid with no middleman
Ulai Pilates
A pilates studio that stopped running on spreadsheets
Payments, plan expiries, class capacity and timetables across several studios lived in spreadsheets. We built the platform on Next.js and Strapi where members buy their plans and book, and the studio manages every location from a single panel.
0 spreadsheetsOperations left Excel
Free tools
33 tools to check and improve your website
SEO, domains, email, lead generation and design. Free, no sign-up, and almost all of them running inside your browser.
QR code generator
Links, Wi-Fi, contact or plain text. Your colours, style and logo, exported to PNG or SVG.
WhatsApp link generator
Your number and a ready message: the link, its QR code and the button to paste on your site.
Google SERP snippet preview
Title and description measured in pixels, the way Google truncates them, plus a review of the whole <head>.
Core Web Vitals checker
LCP, INP and CLS measured on real Chrome visits, which is what Google uses for ranking.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC checker
The records that decide whether your email lands in the inbox or in spam, read and explained.
Website technology checker
The CMS, framework, hosting and CDN behind any site, read from its headers and its code.
Blog
Latest writing
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