Full-stack software,
island-built for the
world to use.
Four practices, one studio.
Full-stack web applications
Production-grade web apps built on a modern, type-safe stack. From marketing sites to multi-tenant SaaS — fast, scalable, and built to be maintained.
Cross-platform mobile
Native iOS and Android apps from a single Flutter codebase. Real performance, real native feel, without the overhead of two teams and two budgets.
AI-native products
LLM features, voice interfaces, and intelligent workflows designed into the product from day one — not retrofitted as a marketing checkbox.
PWAs & marketplaces
Two-sided platforms, service marketplaces, and progressive web apps engineered for real business workflows, not flashy demos.
Real projects, real outcomes.
One developer, team output.
I work as a one-person studio, but I build like a team. Claude Code, MCP servers, and AI-assisted workflows let me move fast without cutting corners — then I slow down for the things that actually matter: architecture, security, and the decisions that compound.
You talk to the builder
No account managers, no handoffs. Direct conversation with the person writing the code.
Code review built in
Every PR runs through automated review and security checks before it lands. The AI catches what tired eyes miss.
Ship weekly, not quarterly
Small, deployed increments. You see progress in your hands, not in a slide deck.
You own everything
Repo, infrastructure, accounts. No lock-in. No proprietary CMS holding you hostage.
A stack chosen, not collected.
Building for Puerto Rico —
not just in it.
Most agencies that build for the local market are based two thousand miles away. They miss the context that makes products actually work here.
I live and work in Puerto Rico. I know the payment habits, the language nuance, and the realities of doing business on the island. That context shows up in the work.
Spanish-first interfaces — not English translated, but designed for how people actually speak.
Local business workflows: small teams, mixed devices, intermittent connectivity, real constraints.
A network on the island — partners for design, photography, legal, and accounting when you need them.
The person behind the work.
I started Carambola Labs after years of watching solo developers and small teams ship the most interesting work in the industry — work that the big agencies couldn't match because they were too busy managing themselves.
AI tooling changed the math. A single developer with the right tools can now do what used to take a team of four. Not by writing worse code, but by spending more of the day on the decisions that compound and less on the boilerplate that doesn't.
I'm drawn to problems with real domain depth: scheduling under constraints, marketplaces with trust, products that have to work in two languages. The boring stuff I leave to the tools. The interesting stuff — the architecture, the edge cases, the way a feature feels in someone's hands — gets my full attention.
If you have a project where the details matter, we'll probably get along.
Have a project in mind?
I take on a small number of engagements at a time so I can stay close to the work. The best projects start with a short conversation — tell me what you're building and we'll see if it's a fit.