I build software where law meets code — type-safe web apps, smart contracts and AI for regulatory compliance. Law student (UBA), blockchain developer (UTN), hackathon winner.
Six areas of work, each backed by a shipped project — from subjective-logic smart contracts to AI agents for regulatory compliance.
Subjective-logic contracts on GenLayer, Solidity on EVM networks and permissioned Hyperledger deployments — decentralized systems that hold up under real legal requirements.
Proven · EcoTraceConversational agents and retrieval-augmented pipelines with Claude and the Vercel AI SDK, designed for predictable, auditable answers in sensitive domains.
Sana · Compliance oracleAutomated regulatory compliance: crossing public datasets (ANMAT, SENASA, FAO) with the Argentine Food Code to turn scattered regulation into queryable logic.
In developmentTranslating procedural law into protocol design — digital evidence, chain of custody and governance, grounded in commercial-law training at UBA.
Awarded paperAccessible, performance-minded interfaces with TypeScript, Next.js and Tailwind. Strict typing end to end so regulatory logic can't silently break in the UI.
This siteFrom hackathon build to validated product: market sizing, go-to-market discipline and fast iteration, trained at Trama (ITBA) and Founder School.
Founder School '261st place, Prediction Markets track at the Aleph & GenLayer Hackathon. Proven mediates peer-to-peer commercial disputes with subjective-logic smart contracts on GenLayer, where LLM validators evaluate the evidence each party submits — still in active development with the team.
1st place at the Legalthon on Decentralized Governance (UBA, Cardano community). Co-authored a technical and normative proposal that translates procedural requirements — timestamping, hash integrity, authorized signatures — into an immutable protocol on Cardano, with guidelines for a draft bill.
Research collaboration at UTN. EcoTrace records environmental metrics per production phase using Solidity contracts on EVM networks and permissioned Hyperledger Fabric deployments, with a type-safe Next.js frontend validating claims against external environmental databases.
Built at the Kaszek & Anthropic Hackathon in Buenos Aires. Sana is a conversational assistant that reads prescriptions from images, structures the treatment plan and cross-checks doses against pharmacological databases to flag harmful interactions.
Independent research, in development. The oracle crosses ANMAT, SENASA and FAO datasets with the Argentine Food Code using retrieval-augmented generation, answering natural-language queries with auditable compliance reports.
Finalist at ITBA's Trama Entrepreneurship BootCamp. Lupio lets early-stage founders load market hypotheses and returns structured viability analysis — TAM/SAM/SOM, monetization consistency — evaluated in front of real investor panels.
Vercel's global Zero to Agent sessions. Prototyped a type-safe agent with the Vercel AI SDK and MCP integrations, using v0 as the experimentation environment — a workflow that is now part of how I build every MVP.
Two products in active development: one connects learning with rewards; the other makes global digital payments simpler and verifiable.
EdTech In development
Curiosity is an EdTech platform for young people and students. Users complete short courses, earn points and redeem them for discounts on books, courses and other educational programs.
FinTech Active venture
Link2Pay is non-custodial payment-link infrastructure on Stellar. It lets businesses and independent professionals create invoices and share checkout links in XLM, USDC and EURC, with on-chain confirmation plus an API and TypeScript SDK for integrations.
Hackathons won, a published paper and programs that back the work — facts, not promises.
Open to opportunities, collaborations and good conversations.