Deadlink Labs
Build to Understand
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TESTINGFeatured on the bench · LOG 014
I built a CRM that knows who to contact today.
A small business needed partners in the US. I shipped the first working version of a custom CRM in four weeks. The first emails went out ten days after the first commit; of the first 24 shops, three replied and two said yes. The AI researches each lead. A person decides and presses Send.
Step into the log → Client work
Systems, operations and proposals for other businesses.
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Crehana: automating an e-learning content operationCrehana's content operation, from spreadsheets and Notion to one Jira workflow and live dashboards. Output doubled, correction turnaround from weeks to under 48 hours, $22,000 a year in tools and manual work removed.
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Uruguay Outfitters: a fast, cinematic website for a luxury lodgeUruguay Outfitters sells week-long stays to guests abroad. I designed and built a photo-first site with one job: turn an interested visitor into an inquiry. I used Claude Code with Next.js, Sanity, and Vercel, and gave the lodge team control of its galleries and seasonal details.
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Nobody fills in the form. So I made WhatsApp the interface.A proposal for turning a technician's voice note into a service report. The workflow (WhatsApp → Whisper → n8n → Claude) and the four-week pilot I scoped.
Recent
Latest log entries from the lab.
Products
Throwback
Before the lab: Dig through the artifacts that survived.
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Rural Point: a wireless ISP in the Argentine countryside, 2006No 3G, no service, and the nearest internet 15 kilometers away. So I climbed a 35-meter tower and got six families online, and it ran for three years until a storm took the whole thing down.
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Phone Tapping: A Problem I Probably Shouldn’t Have SolvedAt about twenty, I wanted to be a hacker. A client asked me to record every call in his house, so I built a DIY phone tap from a voice modem, a Sound Blaster, and junk-drawer parts. It worked. Then I learned why he wanted it.
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The Game Boy I was allowed to break: building a chiptune machine, 2017Two Game Boys, and only one of them was ever a candidate. Four months of shipping, five months in a drawer, then one weekend peeling the polarizing film off a 1989 LCD to find out whether I still had a project.
Who runs this
Marcelo Brouard, Buenos Aires. I spent 20+ years running production and operations. Now I build the systems with AI: content workflows, lead follow-up, and client onboarding.