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I build software and micro-SaaS made to last

I'm Alessio. I study Computer Engineering (Intelligent Systems), I started a software house and closed it. Now I build micro-SaaS products, web apps and automations for agencies, freelancers and SMEs. Few promises, code that holds up.

Portrait of Alessio Quagliara

How I work

Four rules. I learned them the hard way.

  • Architectural pragmatism

    The simplest solution that holds. No microservices for a contact form: I've done my time with overengineering.

  • Build in Public

    Projects, numbers and mistakes go on the blog. Even the ones that make me look bad.

  • Software & real-world IoT

    When the data starts outside the screen, I go lower: C, ESP32, sensors.

  • Long-term maintainability

    Code you can still read in two years, even if someone else opens it. Fewer parts, fewer surprises.

Journey

Where I come from

  1. 2017–2018

    My first e-commerce, never launched

    Car parts, a 14-day Shopify trial and no launch. First lesson: an idea isn't enough.

  2. 2019–2021

    Lyara and dropshipping

    Shopify, ads, copy, content. I lost money and gained a trade.

  3. 2022

    Be Social

    My first web agency. Clients yes, margins no. That's when I moved everything to development.

  4. 2023–2026

    Spotex SRL

    A software house founded with partners, then closed. I learned more there than in any course.

  5. 2025–2026

    LinkBay-CMS

    Born as a platform for agencies, trademark filed in 2025. Now I'm cutting it down to what matters: an SEO tool for decaying content.

  6. 2026

    RStudy and PivotCut

    An app to study without the chaos and a macOS app for 2D animation, heading to its first release on itch.io. Built in public.

Focus stack

What I use, and what for

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