Websites and custom systems for small businesses, in English and Spanish.
I'm Yangetze. I model the minimum system that solves 80% of a problem with 20% of the effort. Not every problem needs code — sometimes the right fix is a process.
Almost seven years at one, four and counting at the current one — long enough to live with the consequences of every decision. No screenshots here: these are internal systems under confidentiality. What I can show is how the decisions were made.
A holding with three business lines: surety bonds and guarantees, insurance brokerage, and factoring. I also work with the campaigns area.
Two macro projects: the SAC, Galac's internal requirements system, in its web version; and Galac's CRM.
A multi-tenant, bilingual (ES/EN) SaaS platform for donation traceability at nonprofits and churches. Covers the full cycle — receive, transform, document impact — with verifiable audit trails.
An institutional site migrated from Webflow to a custom Next.js build. It solves getting a first-time visitor to know when and where to go with no friction, and lets them contact the church without a phone call.
Currently buildingBocadoApp (opens in a new tab)
The last step is the one I guard most: not every problem needs new software. Sometimes what it needs is a better process.
Before any code: what's the actual shape of this problem, and what's the minimum that solves 80% of it?
Ship the smallest system that's correct and honest about its data — not the biggest one that's impressive.
Sometimes the right answer is a process change, not a system. A well-designed spreadsheet beats an app nobody asked for.
Not one as the future of the other. Levels are transcribed honestly, not inflated.
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Tell me about it. I'll answer with what I'd build — and what I wouldn't.