Founder of Workast, building Brainner.ai

Guillermo Gette  • Peerlist

The Binable app was developed out of a weekend where creatives met to develop product ideas for Australian charity organisations. The hackathon was organised by Pollenizer in conjunction with Telstra as key partner to deliver Appiness (http://sydneyappiness.com/); a hackathon for a good cause. Our tema placed 2nd in this competition, you can read the full story here: http://aylinahmet.com/binable/

At Binable I was in charge of building the Andriod app using Titanium Appcelerator.

Binable

GetCleanr is home cleaning made simple. Book a professional home cleaning in under one minute online - instant booking, transparent pricing, effortless payments, and exceptional customer service. 

I co-founded GetCleanr with Ryan Gum and Im in charge of product and technology

GetCleanr

Help For Fitness is about helping you with your fitness needs by educating you about clean eating, healthy foods and recipes, fitness, exercise, and supplements. Our goal is to help you become the best version of yourself, by providing you with the tools and products to help reach your goals. 

Oxyshred.com.au is the exclusive website for the best fast burner in Australia. 

At Help For Fitness I set up the e-commerce websites (Shopify and WP-Commerce), fulfillment integration with warehouse (NPF), order processing, invoicing and all the technical needs.

Help For Fitness

The Pixel Cup stands as the pioneering decentralized NFT sticker album, marking our initial venture into the world of cryptocurrency. Through this project, we sought to gain profound insights into the capabilities and workings of this technology. Our aim was to bring the traditional experience of collecting a sticker album into the realm of web 3.0. By minting a pack, users could acquire a random assortment of stickers, each representing a unique 96-pixel jersey from the World Cup 2022 teams. Furthermore, participants had the opportunity to compete for a cash prize pool, which was funded by a percentage of all pack sales. The entire system operates under the security provided by the contract and network, while the project itself remains open source, accessible through https://github.com/ThePixelCup.