
Agendamelo
A mini-site plus online booking that any business in Chile can publish in five minutes.
Jorge Cortés designs and ships digital products: MVPs, SaaS, and the application a business can actually run. Think names the problem. Build engineers the system. Ship puts it in production. Agendamelo and WspWrapped are the proof.
Jorge Cortés does the work, not an interchangeable team.
01/ Think
Reduce the brief until the product is a question with a boundary. What is in. What is not. Why this, not a brochure.
02/ Build
Engineer the system that holds that question — Next.js, the data it must remember, the surface someone can actually use.
03/ Ship
Put it on a URL. Watch real use. Cut again. Agendamelo and WspWrapped left the building this way.
Two live products. Principal first — a booking SaaS any business in Chile can publish — then the consumer cut of the same craft: Agendamelo and WspWrapped.

A mini-site plus online booking that any business in Chile can publish in five minutes.

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There is no published rate card for this work. Price follows a named problem, a fixed scope and a list of deliverables — after a short diagnosis, not before. Write through the contact page with the problem as you see it.
An MVP is a question, not a calendar template. After Think names the cut, the first Ship is whatever is enough to put it in front of real users. The date follows that cut.
Yes. Jorge Cortés works from Santiago, Chile, remotely, worldwide, in Spanish and English.
Web development is a layer, not the job. If the problem is a product people should use — an MVP, a SaaS, a booking system — the web is how it ships. If you need a brochure with no product behind it, this is not the work.
Ship is not a handoff into the void. The first weeks in production feed the next Think — bugs, real use, the next cut. That loop is scoped like the rest of the work.
Both. Agendamelo is multi-tenant SaaS with a public site per tenant. WspWrapped is a consumer product: a parser, a report, shareable cards. The shared craft is a system that ships, not a category name.