How to choose an AI model for software development
How we match AI models to architecture, implementation, review, debugging, and design throughout our Spec-Driven Development workflow.
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Companies I've founded, products I've built, and grapes I'm growing.

Custom software studio for ambitious teams.
I run Beta Acid, a small senior team that designs and builds products end-to-end—strategy, UX, engineering, and launch. We like complex problems and clean execution.

A small winery in Priorat, Spain.
I grow and make wine in Priorat—hands-on farming, cellar work, and brand-building. It keeps me honest in a way software never can.

A season-based music game.
Start a club, get a theme each week, pick one song, defend it, and let your friends vote. Points stack across a season. The best taste wins.

Menus that look great on screens.
Pourwall is a modern digital menu system for bars and taprooms—fast updates, clean layouts, and a display that doesn't feel like 2009 PowerPoint.

A CRM that pushes work forward.
Nudge is built around action, not data hoarding: pipelines, next steps, owners, and due dates—plus a flexible model that adapts to weird businesses.

EU wine QR labels, done right.
Winetraqr helps wineries publish compliant ingredient/nutrition pages and create QR experiences that don't look like a government form.

The Notion replacement with real structure.
Notework brings docs, projects, and issue tracking into one calmer workspace—without the setup tax and maze of pages that Notion becomes at scale.

Meal planning that doesn't suck.
Spiceful is my attempt to make cooking feel lighter: smarter planning, reusable recipes, and less friction from idea → dinner.

Digital menus for cannabis retail.
Trikome turns messy product catalogs into clean, fast screens—built for dispensaries that want better merchandising without the headache.

Turn your flights into shareable maps.
Import your flight history and generate clean, poster-worthy route maps. A tiny product built from my love of travel and tidy data.

A party drawing game.
Sketchlapse is pure creative chaos: draw, guess, laugh, repeat. Built as a reminder that software can be playful.