Since I was little, I managed to make technology do what gave others a headache. My first "client" was my mother. She wanted to call quickly without struggling with the phone, so I automated the dialing for her favorite contacts: a couple of keys and – poof! – she was talking to me or whoever she wanted. Soon, I became the family’s "official IT guy."
Problems with the TV, the mobile phone, or even the toaster refusing to toast... Guess who they called.
Sometimes, I won't lie, that skill helped me impress the pretty girl in class. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes it didn't. But we keep trying, right?
Years passed, and things changed. I no longer fixed family phones but helped large companies with systems that even their own engineers didn't always understand. But something was missing: that closeness, that connection with those who really need it, like when my mother asked for help without technical complications.
That's why I created TimeLab.
No mess here, just clear solutions so technology works for everyone, as it should. Because it doesn't matter if you're a big company or someone who just wants to connect without a headache.
Does that sound good? Come on, this is for you. And for your mother, if she struggles with her phone.
From helping my mother to the business I want to tell you about today
From hacking exams to creating solutions: the madness that became a revolution
For as long as I can remember, I've been passionate about dismantling, touching, exploring, and transforming anything with cables or buttons. The first gadget that fell into my hands was a record player. After that, there was no turning back.
At nine years old, while doing a school project, I discovered how to put a Nintendo on my computer. The result? The certainty that if I could do that, there was no limit to what I could achieve with technology. Since then:
In university, I put that knowledge to good use: I hacked the exam system, but this time I was hired to improve it. Since then, I've worked in multinationals, automated processes, and solved problems that others deemed impossible. But I had lost something important: the freshness of the first challenge, that spark that turns every project into a new and exciting adventure. That's why TimeLab was born:
At nine years old, while doing a school project, I discovered how to put a Nintendo on my computer. The result? The certainty that if I could do that, there was no limit to what I could achieve with technology. Since then:
- I've removed planned obsolescence from printers.
- Modified mobile phones.
- Created videos with special effects.
In university, I put that knowledge to good use: I hacked the exam system, but this time I was hired to improve it. Since then, I've worked in multinationals, automated processes, and solved problems that others deemed impossible. But I had lost something important: the freshness of the first challenge, that spark that turns every project into a new and exciting adventure. That's why TimeLab was born:
- To create innovative solutions that truly help people.
- To enjoy the constant challenge of solving unique problems again.
- And, above all, to contribute something positive to every person who trusts us.
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