Hi, I’m Camilo

I didn't build another POS: the restaurant already has one. Divídela solves what that system ignores, the moment of the bill at the table: order and split from your phone, in real time. It works alongside what they already use instead of replacing it. Built end to end with AI-assisted development: product, design, and code. I piloted it with a real restaurant during 2026 and today it's in commercial launch, looking for its first paying customers.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNext.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind 4, Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Realtime, Storage), Claude for menu import and translation, next-intl, hCaptcha, Resend, Playwright and Jest, Vercel.

• Next.js
• Supabase
• Vercel
• Role: Founder and product lead

The official page of the “Súmate a lo que nos une” campaign, home page of teleton.cl since August 7, 2026. The campaign is the work of the Teletón team. I designed and built the page with AI-assisted development. It is modern, simple and elegant, with a countdown, the 2026 ambassador and the anthem playing right on the page. Behind it I built a four-piece system across three repositories: the landing, an AI bot that answers by text and voice with its own backend, an admin panel with two-factor login and the panel the press team uses to publish news. The AI bot has been live on teleton.cl since September 22, 2026, and since that day the landing deploys automatically. I keep the bot up to date with the campaign. Before publishing a change I test it with a battery of more than 140 questions in text and voice, then ask the live bot directly. From the same launch: I handled the anthem's release as a single on Spotify (Teletón Music, with Princesa Alba and SINAKA) and designed and ran the meeting with content creators, with script, rundown and a presentation built as an HTML page.

Stack · built with Claude CodeLanding: Vite, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind, GSAP, Playwright. Bot: Next.js, streaming Claude, Whisper, ElevenLabs, Supabase, admin panel with TOTP, Jest and rate limiting.

• Teletón Chile
• React
• AI bot · text and voice
• E2E · Playwright

Transparency dashboard with a text- and voice-based AI assistant. Conceived and built end to end with AI-assisted development, and taken to production through security and QA reviews: 13 findings closed, tests grown from 194 to 400 and stable in a 100-user stress test.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNext.js, Supabase with document search, Claude, OpenAI embeddings, Whisper (speech to text), ElevenLabs (text to speech), MFA, Jest, Playwright, GitHub Actions.

• Teletón Chile
• Next.js
• Voice AI
• QA · Jest

The app that moves the foundation: you request a van with a driver or book an electric car, and the system assigns it on its own. Each trip goes to the available driver with the fewest driving hours that week, while respecting shifts, legal overtime, absences and lunch. Nobody has to ask for a favor. Drivers see their day in a login-free PWA that works offline and move each trip forward one button at a time: its users are older and far from tech-savvy, so the bar was making it dead simple. I built it end to end with AI-assisted development, and in its first month (August 25 to September 25, 2026) it logged 94 trip requests (75 already completed), 129 passengers moved and 15 electric-car bookings, with 9 of the 13 areas registered in the app using it. Since launch it keeps growing with what operations need: if a driver is out, one button reassigns their pending trips in cascade, public holidays count as 100% overtime under Chilean law, each trip's hours are measured from the driver's own buttons (from leaving to getting back to base), and the system doesn't give another trip that day to a driver still on the road. Whoever requested the van can ask to cancel it (administration approves or rejects) and share the trip details as an image over WhatsApp or email, even before a driver is assigned, and if the trip was left waiting, they get an email as soon as one is assigned. The driver of an electric car closes their own booking with a reminder at return time. Every batch goes through an adversarial review with several agents before reaching production.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNext.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Supabase, Web Push, email notices, ExcelJS, Vercel.

• Teletón Chile
• Next.js
• Supabase
• Offline PWA
• Push alerts

Internal dashboard that unifies the analytics of the foundation's social networks and website (7 platforms connected as of September 2026). I fixed the data first (5 root causes, 23 fixes, a 4,298-row migration), then automated the output: an AI assistant summarizes the metrics and sends a weekly report on its own, and the monthly report comes out as a print-ready editorial deck. Each report includes paintings I curated personally, so the numbers arrive with something human. In August 2026 I added a campaign trend meter that follows the videos other people create with the anthem's sounds. On TikTok it runs on its own, with no official API: a browser robot reads the public data three times a day, measures plays and new videos per day, and reads the comments on the most-watched videos to classify their sentiment with AI (without storing authors). On Instagram it keeps count of the reels using the audio, and their plays are entered by hand. Every morning it sends the team a briefing with what's new, never repeating what was already reported.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNext.js, Supabase, Meta Graph API, Metricool, YouTube Data API, GA4, TikTok Display and Business APIs, Claude, puppeteer, GitHub Actions, Vercel.

• 7 platforms
• Automated reports
• Trend meter
• Art + data

So the press team could update the campaign landing's news without depending on me, I built a separate panel: they paste the link of a teleton.cl article, order a queue of three to five, change the cover and publish, and the panel publishes straight to the landing's repository through a GitHub App. It opens with a PIN plus a second factor, has an edit lock so two people never overwrite each other, optimizes the photos and emails a notice on every publication. In production since August 2026: every push to main runs over a hundred automated tests and a check that flags any password or key left in the code.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNode, Upstash Redis, GitHub App (publishes straight to the site's repository without touching code), sharp, TOTP, email notices, automated tests and a check for passwords or keys left in the code on every push to main.

• Teletón Chile
• Node
• GitHub App
• PIN + second factor
• One editor at a time

I'm supporting Instituto Teletón on a WhatsApp channel, run by an external provider, that will confirm and remind patients of their medical appointments. It is still being rolled out and does not message patients yet. My part is technical support: I set up the Meta platform (account, app, number, permissions and least-privilege credentials), reviewed the eight templates of the flow with quality and copy notes, and coordinate the connection with the provider.

StackWhatsApp Business Platform (Meta): account, app, templates, system user and permissions.

• WhatsApp Business Platform
• Technical support

Site for Latinos researching careers and universities in the US. Built it, ranked it on Google with SEO, sold it in 2025.

StackWordPress, on-page and technical SEO, Google Search Console.

• WordPress
• SEO
• Growth

A household-finance app I built solo, end to end. It brings personal and shared accounts together in one place, in real time: log an expense or income (or scan the receipt) and everyone sees it instantly. It adds savings, budgets, recurring income and who-owes-whom settlements, all guided by Chimi, an assistant that makes household money easy for anyone. Installable on your phone, with alerts.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNext.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Supabase Realtime, receipt OCR with Claude, Web Push, ExcelJS, Vitest, Playwright, Vercel.

• Next.js
• Supabase Realtime
• PWA

Internal tool to estimate the value of company posts on Teletón's social networks: a guided eight-step flow that builds packages or custom quotes, converts to pesos at the day's exchange rate and generates the PDF and the approval email. It started from my own research of market rates. It stayed a working prototype in React (January 2026) and never reached production.

StackReact, Vite, Tailwind, Framer Motion, jsPDF.

• Teletón Chile
• React · Vite
• 8 steps
• PDF + email

When it was born in 2022, the Digitón was just Teletón's livestream. In 2025 I installed the concept that the Digitón is everything digital (social media, site and stream) and gave it a sound identity: the official anthem wasn't landing with younger audiences, so I gave myself the mission. I composed a demo with AI on Udio, and from it came “Digitón (Teletón 2025)”, recorded by Gino Mella: the first anthem it has ever had. That edition was the Digitón's best year in digital reach, with a record 233,570 unique viewers on Twitch, and the song reached 17,500 plays in campaign week and was used in 542 TikTok videos and 118 Instagram reels.

• AI · Udio
• Gino Mella

A personal project of exploration and writing on the introspective behavior of language models. Concept, dialogues and publication, end to end.

Stack · built with Claude CodeNext.js, Supabase, Vercel.

• Exploration
• LLMs

As Director of Digital Content at Radio ADN I conceived and produced the country's first interview with a historical figure recreated using artificial intelligence. Amplified across the Prisa Media network (Los40, Concierto, Futuro, Corazón, RadioActiva).

In June 2026 I diagnosed the Teletón TV channel on YouTube by reading its data since 2019 and proposed its content strategy: shorts to capture, long videos to retain and a recurring series of testimonials to turn viewers into a community. The foundation already had a video portal of its own: I made the case for no longer sustaining it and concentrating video efforts on YouTube, and that was the path taken. The channel went from 37 thousand subscribers in June to over 50 thousand in September 2026 (public figure of the channel).

• YouTube Studio
• Content strategy

I coordinated the mapping of 72 AI use cases across 9 areas of the foundation (May 2026) and designed and taught AI training sessions for teams across the whole foundation. Among them, this 75-minute hands-on workshop for the Communications team (July 2026): when to use Claude, Claude Cowork or Claude Design (the two-minute rule), how to write a professional prompt, and a team exercise that turns raw notes into a complete press kit, with fictional data. A 29-slide deck, five prompts ready to use the next day and a prompt library per project so the habit doesn't stay in the talk.

• Teletón Chile
• 72 use cases · 9 areas
• Claude · Cowork · Design
• 29 slides · 75 min

More than ten authorized security reviews run with AI agents (Claude Code) between April and August 2026, on my own platforms and on third-party ones with permission. I turned the findings into prioritized fix lists and had each fix rechecked. For responsible disclosure, I don't name the targets.

• 10+ reviews
• Prioritized, rechecked fixes

After the fraud with fake sites impersonating the previous campaign, I designed a brand-protection plan for Teletón: recovering the domains used in the scam through international arbitration, defensive registration of the credible variants and a 24-to-72-hour takedown protocol. I paired it with a tool of my own in Python, no dependencies, that generates hundreds of variants of the name, cross-checks them against public records of domain names and HTTPS certificates, and sorts the findings in a panel. The plan was presented and backed in principle by management, pending execution. The tool is a prototype.

Stack · built with Claude CodePython with no dependencies, public records of domain names and HTTPS certificates.

• Python · no dependencies
• Public domain-name records
• Takedown in 24 to 72 h