David Romero · Bogotá
I install it.
I do not just advise it.
Twelve years with owners and leadership teams across five countries. I build the software a company runs on, and I make the company stop depending on one person.
Things I built. Open them.
Not a portfolio of logos. Two products that are running right now, that you can click into and judge for yourself.
A platform, not a template
Accounts, a database, org charts and numbers that update themselves. Built on the same stack I teach in the one-on-one week.
Open la‑mente.app
Software that measures a team
Every person scored weekly on a screen that updates itself. Nobody fills in a form to make it happen.
Open the dashboard
Four moves, in this order.
We find the one thing
Not a list of twenty. The single piece that, moved first, unblocks the rest. Most companies pick the wrong one and lose a quarter finding out.
It gets built, not recommended
Finances, structure, leadership or the software itself. I do the work with you on the screen instead of handing you a document and leaving.
Somebody owns it by Friday
Every session closes with one decision, one name and one date. Without that, the clarity evaporates before Monday.
It keeps running without me
Written down in your words, so the next version is one your team builds alone. That is the whole point.
Your job is not to do everything. It is to design the system that does everything.
Where should you start?
The 90-second test tells you which of the eleven moves your number first.
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