Software we build, bill for and run.

Despacha, Piensa Mal and Cubika are the studio's own products, and they are live. We write the code and we answer when something breaks.

Despacha

Last-mile delivery software for online stores and logistics operators. This is what a delivery looks like, with the real screens of a test account.

Open despacha.app Free plan with 20 shipments a month.

Further down, Piensa Mal and Cubika.

Despacha dashboard: the day's shipment list with filters by store, totals and assigned driver

  1. The order comes in from your stores.

    Orders from Shopify, WooCommerce, Tiendanube and Jumpseller reach the dashboard on their own, each with its store and channel.

    Also Mercado Libre, Falabella Directo (validated with a real delivery in September 2026), Bsale and your own system through the Despacha API.

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    Despacha dashboard with five stores connected through Jumpseller, Shopify, Tiendanube, API, Falabella and WooCommerce

  2. You prepare and label.

    Each shipment goes out with its label, QR code and tracking number. The dashboard tells you how many are left to assign and how many to load.

    Preparing deliveries: 12 shipments to assign, 3 to load and today's team

  3. You split the load by district.

    Shipments are grouped by district and split according to each driver's capacity. You can move orders before confirming: nothing reaches the apps until you confirm.

    Assigning to drivers: 12 shipments grouped by Ñuñoa and Las Condes

  4. The driver heads out with the app.

    They scan each package when loading, see the day's route and head to the next stop with Waze. On delivery they take a photo and note who received it. With no signal, it is saved and sent on its own.

    The driver app is published on Google Play and the App Store.

    Despacha app on Android: 2 of 9 deliveries today, the route with the next stop and the Go with Waze button

  5. Your customer tracks it live, with your brand.

    When the driver taps Go, your customer gets a notice and sees the status and a live map on a page with your logo. At the end there is proof of delivery: photo, GPS, time and the name of who received it.

    Tracking with the Rápido Sur brand: the shipment is on its way, with the live map
Despacha dashboard: the day's shipment list with filters by store, totals and assigned driver Despacha dashboard with five stores connected through Jumpseller, Shopify, Tiendanube, API, Falabella and WooCommerce Preparing deliveries: 12 shipments to assign, 3 to load and today's team Assigning to drivers: 12 shipments grouped by Ñuñoa and Las Condes
Despacha app on Android: 2 of 9 deliveries today, the route with the next stop and the Go with Waze button
Tracking with the Rápido Sur brand: the shipment is on its way, with the live map

We used it first.

Despacha was born organizing deliveries for stores we ran ourselves. Today any store uses it to label, dispatch and record every delivery from one place.

We are not a delivery company. You choose who delivers and Despacha organizes the operation.

Piensa Mal

One question a day for two.

Each person picks what they would do and guesses what the other one picked. The answers are revealed together, only once both have replied.

No sign-up
You get in through a private link sent over WhatsApp.
Three levels
Mild, spicy and piensa mal.
18 and over
Everything is hinted, nothing is said.

We built it end to end. The web app in Next.js, the Android version with Capacitor and pay-per-round billing.

Open piensamal.app
Piensa Mal website, full page
Piensa Mal on a phone: one question a day for two

Cubika

Load planning and planograms for retail.

It calculates how each order fits in the truck, builds planograms and exports the proposal to Excel and PDF. It is in production, with subscriptions paid through Flow.

Open cubika.app
Cubika home page: visual planogram for retail

We bring that same care to your project.

Online stores, websites, integrations and custom apps.

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