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Before building vorena.capital, I thought software was about automating work.
Now I think it’s about scaling judgment.
Every interaction teaches the system something.
Every decision makes the next one a little better.
That’s the kind of compounding I’m most interested in.
Sitting in a VC chair dissecting pitch decks was easy.
Now that I actually acquire and grow SaaS companies, I owe an apology to every founder I ever critiqued.
Jess Estepa retweeted
This app literally builds apps inside your group chat so you can have custom experiences with your friends.
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our friends keep building web apps and artifacts in claude and chatgpt for our group chats, since no app knows the group. things like a fitness challenge with our rules and bets, or a trip planners with our splits.
hours of prompting, a link lost the next day.
so we built bonds.
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As you become an adult, you realize that things around you weren't just always there; people made them happen. But only recently have I started to internalize how much tenacity *everything* requires. That hotel, that park, that railway. The world is a museum of passion projects.
Imagine how many Airtables are out there.
Great products that never lived up to their potential.
Bending Spoons is building an empire by giving them a second act.
Legacy businesses aren’t just late to AI.
They’re competing against companies that never carried the weight of doing things the old way.
Adding AI to an old workflow doesn’t close that gap. The business has to be rebuilt around it.
Let’s see how many can step up in this race.
pienso en todos los founders a los que critiqué desde la silla de VC y les debo mi mas sincera disculpa.

















