FreeRetroBoard
Real-time agile retrospectives
A collaborative platform for running team retrospectives with customizable boards, real-time voting, and WebSocket synchronization. No sign-up required.
- Go
- React
- PostgreSQL
- WebSockets
- Docker
STUDY — WHITE TO PLAY
Senior Software Engineer.
I build backends in Go — the kind that stay boring under load. Currently at Mercado Libre, shipping side projects at night.
Real-time agile retrospectives
A collaborative platform for running team retrospectives with customizable boards, real-time voting, and WebSocket synchronization. No sign-up required.
Network & survey management for SMEs
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AI-driven chess improvement plans
A chess platform that uses artificial intelligence to generate personalized improvement plans, helping players identify weaknesses and progress in a structured way.
Pauses when someone falls asleep
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A chess library in Go
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Franco. I'd rather spend an extra day on a data model than a month working around it later — most of the bugs I've shipped came from rushing exactly that. So these days I spend my time on API and schema design, and on keeping the surface small enough to fit in your head.
I learned to take the craft seriously by playing chess: both reward reading the whole board before you touch a piece. Right now my main move is engi-app, a platform for small and medium businesses to manage their networks and send mass surveys, and in parallel I'm developing Enrok, a platform that uses AI to generate chess improvement plans.
BLACK'S REPLY
Got a project where thinking one move ahead makes the difference? Let's talk.