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We replace manual work and sites that don’t convert.

Custom software, automation, and practical AI for teams that have outgrown spreadsheets — plus credible websites for local businesses. Bilingual studio in Puerto Rico.
Tell us what you want to improve

Free diagnostic (~30 min). We reply within one business day.

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Ms Edeel
Oddx
ACSystems

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Problem

Restaurants and venues needed ordering without relying only on floor staff or disconnected tools.

Who it serves

Table guests, venue staff, and multi-location operators.

What we built

Multi-tenant web platform: digital menu, QR ordering, ops panels, and flows for multiple venues.

Challenge

Support many businesses in one architecture without losing per-venue operational clarity.

Result

Production product used by real venues — foundation for digital ordering and daily ops (business metrics: pending client confirmation).

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Two ways to work together

Choose the path that matches your problem — not a generic catalog.

Software & AI for operational complexity. Websites for credible presence and conversion.

Software · Automation · AI

I need custom software or to automate operations

Proprietary products, integrations, internal workflows, and AI applied to a concrete problem. Typical investment from $5,000–$20,000+; weeks to months depending on scope.

From $5,000–$20,000+ USD

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Websites

I need a credible, search-ready website

One-page or multi-page sites for local businesses and professional services. Delivery clock: 3–7 days after content is ready; about 3–4 weeks end-to-end if content still needs gathering.

From $500–$1,500 USD

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Why Quintanal

Differences you can verify on the project.

  • Puerto Rico context

    We understand AST time zone, real bilingual delivery, and how businesses buy and operate here — not only “global remote.”

  • Bilingual delivery

    Spanish and English in product, docs, and communication — not half-translated.

  • Direct access to builders

    You talk to the people who design and ship — not a long account-manager chain.

  • Engineering beyond visual design

    APIs, data, auth, payments, automation, and infrastructure — not just a pretty template.

  • You own the code and infra

    At project close we transfer the repo and access. No hidden licenses.

  • Clear scope and iterative demos

    Written acceptance criteria and periodic demos before the next step.

  • Practical AI

    We apply models to a concrete workflow (docs, support, classification) — not “AI” as a slogan.

Process

Four stages — each with a clear decision to advance.

No decorative steps. You know what we do, what you receive, and what decides the next step.

  1. 01

    Diagnostic

    What we do
    We learn the problem, users, and constraints in ~30 minutes.
    What you receive
    Diagnostic notes and whether software, a site, or both fit.
    Decision to advance
    You confirm you want a scoped proposal.
  2. 02

    Scope

    What we do
    We define deliverables, acceptance criteria, timeline, and investment.
    What you receive
    A written proposal (typically within 2 business days after the diagnostic).
    Decision to advance
    You approve the contract and start date.
  3. 03

    Build

    What we do
    We design and develop in short cycles with demos.
    What you receive
    Usable versions, progress visibility, and prioritized changes.
    Decision to advance
    You approve milestones before expanding scope.
  4. 04

    Launch

    What we do
    We ship, measure the essentials, and transfer ownership.
    What you receive
    Production site or system, access, and basic documentation.
    Decision to advance
    You choose one-off support or a monthly accompaniment plan.

Team

The people who build with you.

A deliberately small studio: fewer layers, more ownership of the outcome.

01
Alejandro Isaac

Alejandro Isaac

Executive Director

Role & focus

Custom systems, web apps, applied AI, DevOps

University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez

Role & focus

Leads software architecture and delivery: multi-tenant platforms, client portals, payments, and integrations. On projects he sets technical scope, reviews quality, and builds with the team. Working style: clear about constraints, iterative demos, no unnecessary jargon.

02
Hiram Vázquez

Hiram Vázquez

Administrative Director

Role & focus

Diagnostic, commercial scope, client follow-through

University of Puerto Rico, Bayamón

Role & focus

Leads commercial and administrative relationship: initial diagnostic, scope expectations, follow-through, and close. Background in sales and service across public and private sectors. On projects he is the contact for calendar, priorities, and clear communication.

Results

Verifiable impact on shipped projects.

When a client authorizes a full quotation (name, role, organization), we’ll publish it here. Until then we show project outcomes — not empty star ratings.

Tell us which process you want to improve.

We’ll review your information and reply within one business day with the next step. We keep limited slots (max 4–5 active projects) so attention stays real.

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