Hey, I'm Antonio.

Everything started with tech.

Today I build systems and products that create real impact.

I studied marketing, then started a tech blog to actually use what I learned, and that blog turned into my first team. Eight years later I'm a hybrid creature that thinks business and tech at the same time, which is what lets me close the gap between what can be built and what someone will pay for.

I've always been one of the first to test new technologies. I was writing about AI, extended reality and computer vision when most people in Italy didn't even know what they were. I went deep on how the things work under the hood, from neural networks to 3D rendering pipelines, and then I turned that into products people buy.

I started Neuragate and took it from zero to 15,000 monthly readers. I built the product and the go to market at ProAI, the AI education platform that reached €500k+ ARR. And I founded Eyedex, where I build the 3D experiences that let e-commerce sell customizable products.

Eyedex: the product I built and sell myself

E-commerce had a problem I kept running into. Furniture, jewelry and customizable products were losing sales because customers couldn't really see what they were buying, and every 3D configurator on the market was an expensive monthly subscription that small and mid-size businesses couldn't justify.

So I built ConfiguraThor. A 3D product configurator that gives businesses enterprise-level customization at a fraction of the cost. No monthly fees. Full ownership. Integrations with Shopify and WooCommerce out of the box.

I built this product in 3 months. Iteration after iteration. Not by guessing what features would be "cool," but by jumping on 1-on-1 calls with clients, listening to their actual problems, and implementing exactly what they needed.

The hardest part was starting from zero with no audience, no leads and no brand. I had to figure out positioning, cold outreach, content and pricing on my own, and I got the pricing wrong twice before it worked. Every client I won came from that work.

Today my YouTube tutorials are the lead engine. They brought in the qualified leads that closed 5 figures in deals in 2025, and I keep shipping on the product based on what those customers ask for.

ProAI: Scaling an AI education platform

ProAI had great AI education content and no way to deliver it at scale. The material was there, the product wasn't, and nobody in the room was thinking about product and growth at the same time.

I came in when it was the founder and me, and I built the learning platform that ended up serving 4,000+ students. I set the roadmap, made the architecture calls with the engineers, ran the sprints and wrote the go to market for every launch.

We went through an accelerator and raised a pre-seed round. I hired and onboarded people as we grew the team past 10 people.

Speed mattered more than polish. We validated fast, killed what didn't move numbers and shipped what did, while keeping the thing solid enough to survive the growth.

One of the first campaigns I launched did €85K in 7 days. The platform grew to thousands of students and the company reached €500K+ in annual revenue. Real product work, real money.

Neuragate: From 0 to 15,000 monthly readers

I started Neuragate when Italy wasn't even talking about AI yet. I was fascinated by emerging technologies and wanted to understand them deeply. Not just use the tools, but understand how they actually worked.

So I started writing. About new tech and devices. About artificial intelligence. About extended reality and computer vision. About the future that most people around me couldn't even imagine. The content was in Italian, for an audience that didn't exist yet.

I didn't just write articles. I built a content machine. SEO-optimized guides, editorial calendars, white papers on emerging tech. Every piece was designed to rank, engage, and establish authority in a space that was just beginning to form.

What started as a side project became a real operation. I recruited and managed 7 contributors, built the editorial workflows and held the quality while output went up, all while studying and working other jobs.

Neuragate went from 500 to 15,000 monthly readers. It taught me content led growth, audience building and how to lead a remote team, and it was the first time I proved to myself I could take an idea and turn it into something real.

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