Built in Miami, close to the operators I serve.

Brickstackers started with a frustration I kept hearing from boutique developers I respected: the deal was sharp, the thesis was sharp, the team was sharp — and the information lived scattered across tools, inboxes, and spreadsheets, making it hard to build flows that let them scale deal flow without losing control or visibility.

I spent most of my career building operational software for industries that live and die by transactional discipline — distribution, logistics, government platforms — low margins, fast cycles, and no tolerance for anything that breaks the flow. That lens made real estate development look strange to me: deals of extraordinary sophistication running on tools built for a different era.

Brickstackers is the operating system I wanted to see: county-first data under every number, agentic AI as the primary interface, and a scoring engine calibrated against the actual projects that define the Miami luxury market. I build it from Miami, in Spanish and English, close to the operators I serve. I’d rather ship one tool that survives contact with a real deal than ten that look good on a demo.