Business problem-solving studio · Valencia
We find the gap. We build the tool.
We spot where businesses lose time, money or customers — and build practical tools to fix it.
No 80-page brief required.
01How we work
Tell us where it hurts.
You don't need to come with a solution. You don't even need to know how to explain the problem.
A short email in your own words, or even a voice message, is enough. We'll read between the lines, get to the root of the problem, and skip the endless meetings.
Fast as 1-2-3.
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01Free audit
We look at your business, talk through the problem and follow the process from start to finish. Where does time get wasted? Where do customers get stuck? What could work better?
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02Custom build
Once we know what needs fixing, we build your custom solution: a quote that gets paid in four clicks, appointment reminders ready to send on WhatsApp, bike bookings with a digitally signed contract. Whatever closes your gap. And it's yours: your brand, your data, no lock-in.
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03Test & improve
We put it to work and see how it holds up in the real world. We fix what needs adjusting and make sure the solution actually makes your day easier.
02Currently building
First gaps. First tools.
Tap to see the gap & the fix
03About
Marketing eyes. Builder hands.
I spent years working in marketing, communication and customer journeys. One thing kept coming up: the problem customers could see was often caused by something happening behind the scenes.
The awkward form. The manual handoff. The quote that travels through three inboxes before anyone can say yes.
I started Me & my Robot to close the gap between noticing those problems and actually fixing them. AI-assisted building makes it possible to move faster and make smaller projects viable. But the interesting part still happens before anyone writes a line of code: figuring out what needs to change, and why.
A human eye for the problem. A robot to help build the fix.
Ciprian
04Let's talk
What's getting in the way?
No technical brief needed. Tell us what your business is trying to do, where things get stuck, and what better would look like. We'll start there.