Bautista
Filippini

Each session writes down what it closed, so the next one starts knowing what the rest of the team did. Multi-tenant, Google login, MCP plugin. Real teams are using it.

Origination, instalments, collections and arrears, plus an investor portal where each investor sees their own capital, returns and overdue amounts. A companion app fills their pledge paperwork automatically, to the millimetre, from the same data.

The server tells them what a property has and what comparable ones are asking — and says "I don't know" when the data doesn't back an answer. Hosted, so each agency connects it to its own Claude.

Five steps, straight into the company's SQL Server. It also carries a market-price column that scrapes the industry index, so a buyer sees where the price they just closed actually sits.

Built module by module as the club asked for it: a live leaderboard for the testing days, a weekly wellness check the coaching staff reads, and the pot, the events and who owes what for the tour.

Built for a RE/MAX agent who was reading three tools to answer one question. Two phases, both in production.

It logs in, downloads the files and the paperwork, and hands the office a dashboard instead of a manual check every morning. Runs unattended on a VPS.

I run scoping, pricing, design and delivery, and I talk to the client myself. Everything above is mine end to end: the conversation, the interface, the database and the deploy.

I productised one service, Demand-Driven Listings: instead of selling ad management to real estate agencies, the campaigns are read as market research, so the agency learns which properties, prices and neighbourhoods the demand reacts to.

Nothing was outsourced, so I learned what a decision costs before it reaches the customer. I ran Meta Ads, Google Ads, email and marketing automation myself — that is where the media buying came from.