PROJECTS / MY PART IN THE WORK

Things I’ve built.

Phillipe is my main project. Before it came client work, a first business that didn’t take off, and a lot of experimenting.

01 / AI VIDEO EDITOR · 2026–PRESENT

Phillipe

CEO, cofounder & product development
Built with Sebastian Gonzalez Capdevielle, cofounder & CCO.

The problem was my own

I was building my personal brand to market myself and One1 Studio. Editing was tedious, good human editors were expensive, and the AI editors I tried didn’t make the style of videos I wanted.

What I built

I started experimenting with Remotion, HyperFrames, WhisperX, and Codex and Claude. I could get AI to edit a video, but it took too long, used too many credits, and required technical knowledge. Those experiments became the starting point for Phillipe.

I build the product with Claude Code and ChatGPT. Phillipe uses the Claude API, Cloudflare and Neon. Sebastian brings the video-editing experience and helps me get the visual editing right.

The challenge & what I learned

I tried at least ten AI video editors. They understood what I was saying and made good cuts, but the editing was visually ugly. My own experiments had the same problem: I didn’t know how to direct them because I’m not a video editor.

Working with Sebastian helped me get the visual editing right. I had the technical experience; he had the editing experience.

1 weekto our first MVP
70beta users
5creator affiliate partnerships

Progress as of October 26, 2026. All five creator partners have over 100,000 followers, including two with over one million. They are ready to promote Phillipe when we do a hard launch.

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02 / COMMUNITY BUILDING

A community of video editors.

Grown with Sebastian.

What we built & my part

Sebastian already had a Skool community. Together, we grew a second one to over 1,000 video editors in less than a month. We taught editors and helped connect them with clients.

The challenge

We needed data and feedback to improve Phillipe, but didn’t have enough. In exchange for teaching editors and connecting them with clients, we used their editing skills and feedback to teach Phillipe what was right and wrong.

What I learned

You can always learn more, and you never know who could be your teacher. Treat everyone with respect and keep an open mind.

Result

Over 1,000 members in less than a month, helping us improve the way Phillipe edits.

03 / Business & AI implementation

one1 studio

Founder · AI consulting and implementation

What I built

I started One1 Studio during my final year of high school in the US. After graduating, I came back to Los Cabos and kept going with it. I worked in consulting and implementing AI in businesses.

The challenge & what I learned

With my first business, I was trying to sell the fact that I could put AI in a company. With One1 Studio, I started selling the fact that I could make a business more efficient. Businesses care much more about the output and what it solves than whether it’s AI.

Work with Grupomar & COMEPESCA

I worked in AI consulting and implementation with companies including Grupomar. For the nonprofit COMEPESCA, I taught a course to more than 20 nontechnical people.

I taught them how to use AI safely and correctly, use Codex and Claude Code, and automate things.

A different kind of challenge

The COMEPESCA course was really hard because I had to adapt how I taught for people who weren’t technical. Knowing how to use the tools myself was different from teaching someone else how to use them.

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Another implementation

CLIENT WORK / VITAMIN COMPANY

LinkedIn research & publishing

The problem: Keeping company updates consistent and relevant.

The system: I built a system that researched competitors and used internal company context from Slack to generate and publish two LinkedIn posts a day.

Client-reported result: About four hours saved weekly and a 3% revenue increase during the project period. This was the client’s report, not a controlled measurement of the system’s effect.

04 / My first business · 2022

integrate now

Founder · Started at 14

What I started

At fourteen, I became obsessed with AI and started Integrate NOW, a business similar to what One1 Studio became. I knew about AI and how to implement it in businesses, but I didn’t know how to sell or market myself.

What I built myself

I built a system for my dad’s food business that sent clients offers when new products arrived, told them how much inventory was available, took orders through WhatsApp, and updated the CRM.

It responded using previous messages with each client, alerted other clients when products were running out, and kept sellers and the accounting department updated.

The challenge & result

My dad’s company has over 100 employees, so the system helped a lot with communication. He was still my only customer: even though I tried really hard, I didn’t know how to sell or market myself. The business didn’t take off, but that work gave me actual experience.

What I learned

I was so fascinated with AI and how it worked that selling wasn’t my priority; learning was. I later learned that knowing the technology wasn’t enough. I had to explain what problem I could solve for someone else.

An early business that I later moved on from. There is no live product to link to.

05 / School capstone · Software

a bot for skool communities

Built independently, outside client work

What I built

For my school capstone, I created a bot that could enter Skool communities, automatically ingest their knowledge, answer members’ questions as a customer-service bot, and create engaging community posts.

The challenge & what I learned

I managed to get it into more than 50 Skool communities, but eventually I had to turn it off because I didn’t have the money to keep it running. Getting people to use it and being able to afford to keep it running were two different challenges.

Result

Used in over 50 Skool communities. The project is now offline.

CODE / WRITING / ELSEWHERE

More of my work.

My code, personal-brand videos and notes from building.