I'm Antonio. I've grown platforms to 15,000 users, generated €85k in 7 days, and built 3D experiences that help e-commerce brands sell more. I learned to code, studied how things work, and now I vibe code my way through products that actually solve problems.
I love building things that create real impact.
My brain works in both code and strategy. I learned to code in Unity3D, C#, and Python. I also speak fluent "business" because I studied marketing and practiced it every single day. This combo lets me bridge the gap between what engineers can build and what customers actually need.
I've always been one of the first to test new technologies. I was writing about AI, extended reality, and computer vision when most people in Italy didn't even know what they were. I studied how things work under the hood, from neural networks to 3D rendering pipelines. And then I used that knowledge to build real products.
I grew the Neuragate blog from zero to 15,000 monthly readers. I was the first collaborator at ProAI and helped scale the AI education platform to €500k+ revenue. And I founded Eyedex, building 3D experiences that help e-commerce brands bring their products to life.
E-commerce had a problem. Furniture, jewelry, and customizable products were losing sales because customers couldn't truly see what they were buying. The existing 3D configurator solutions? Expensive monthly subscriptions that small and mid-size businesses simply couldn't afford.
So I built ConfiguraThor. A 3D product configurator that gives businesses enterprise-level customization at a fraction of the cost. No monthly fees. Full ownership. Integrations with Shopify and WooCommerce out of the box.
I built this product in 3 months through vibe coding. Iteration after iteration. Not by guessing what features would be "cool," but by jumping on 1-on-1 calls with clients, listening to their actual problems, and implementing exactly what they needed.
The hardest part? Building a business from zero with no audience, no leads, no brand recognition. I had to figure out everything: product positioning, cold outreach, content marketing, pricing strategy. Every client I won was earned through direct effort and constant iteration.
Today, my YouTube tutorials have become my lead engine, generating qualified leads and closing 5 figures in deals in 2025. The product keeps evolving based on real customer feedback, not assumptions.
ProAI had incredible AI education content, but no scalable way to deliver it. The material was there. The product infrastructure wasn't. They needed someone who could think both product and growth.
I joined as the first collaborator. I owned the product roadmap for a learning platform that would serve 4,000+ students. I defined feature requirements, collaborated with engineers on architecture, managed sprint planning, and built the go-to-market strategy for launches.
Together, we participated in an accelerator program and raised a pre-seed round. I was there from the beginning when it was just the founder, and helped build the team to 10+ people as we scaled.
Speed mattered. We had to validate quickly, iterate based on data, and ship features that moved the needle. The challenge was launching fast while building something that could actually scale.
One of our best first campaigns generated €85K in just 7 days. The platform grew to serve thousands of students and we scaled the company to €500K+ in annual revenue. Real product work, real business outcomes.
I started Neuragate when Italy wasn't even talking about AI yet. I was fascinated by emerging technologies and wanted to understand them deeply. Not just use the tools, but understand how they actually worked.
So I started writing. About new tech and devices. About artificial intelligence. About extended reality and computer vision. About the future that most people around me couldn't even imagine. The content was in Italian, for an audience that didn't exist yet.
I didn't just write articles. I built a content machine. SEO-optimized guides, editorial calendars, white papers on emerging tech. Every piece was designed to rank, engage, and establish authority in a space that was just beginning to form.
What started as a side project became a real operation. I recruited and managed 7 contributors, built editorial workflows, and maintained quality while scaling output. All while studying and working other jobs.
Neuragate grew from 500 to 15,000 monthly readers. It taught me everything about content-led growth, audience building, and leading remote teams. Most importantly, it proved I could take an idea and turn it into something real.
Technical depth meets product thinking.