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The best of what I’ve built: systems, websites and tools, and the art that runs through them. Several are still in production, and I run them myself.

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  1. Planet City by Liam Young — dome adaptation in progress by David.

    2026, ongoing

    domo-lab

    Producing for a dome without having a dome

    I send 360, 180 and flat video from TouchDesigner to a virtual planetarium theater in Unreal Engine, to test a dome piece before getting to the planetarium. It also runs standalone, as a Windows program.

    The virtual planetarium theater in darkness, with frames from Planet City by Liam Young (dome adaptation in progress by David) projected on the dome and the seats in half-light.

    Role
    Sole author. It grew out of my work as Dome Master at the Planetario de Bogotá.
    With
    TouchDesigner, Unreal Engine 5.8, Spout, NDI, C++, Blender

  2. 2026, ongoing

    KEMET

    Auda's own ERP, shown as a demonstration

    A demonstration of what can be built: CRM, projects, finance and scheduling in one system with AI agents. It is private and has no public access.

    Role
    Author and operator. Architecture, development, deployment and agents.
    With
    Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, Postgres + pgvector, Kubernetes (K3s), n8n, Vertex AI

  3. 2025–2026

    Voltaje

    SOLE Colombia, knowledge that works on a weak connection

    I moved a foundation's knowledge from Notion to Markdown in Obsidian, published as a static site that works on a weak connection, and trained the team to keep it fed. IEEE honorable mention.

    Voltaje's Soluciona section: purple cards with questions such as how to get donated equipment, a sidebar menu with search and, on the right, filters by category, difficulty and cost.

    Role
    Development and training. Migration, automations and team training.
    With
    Obsidian, Markdown, Quartz, GitHub Actions, Cloudflare, Gemini

  4. 2022–2023

    Pafloodstan

    Climate migration in virtual reality

    An environment painted in Quill to live through Pakistan's 2022 floods in the first person. Finalist for The World Around's Young Climate Prize 2023.

    A snow-covered mountain painted in brushstrokes, in blues and whites, under a turquoise sky.

    Role
    Author.
    With
    Quill, realidad virtual

  5. 2026, ongoing

    FONEMA

    English phonetics, with voice processed locally

    An app to train your ear and English pronunciation with minimal pairs, dictation and IPA reading. Voice is processed locally; review comes from what you heard.

    The FONEMA sign-in page: the name in wide black letters, the transcription /fo.ˈne.ma/ in blue, a sentence explaining the app and a field to sign in with just an email.

    Role
    Sole author. My own product.
    With
    Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, Docker, Vertex AI

Bespoke websites

Sites I designed and coded for clients and for my own projects, and host on my own server. Each one has its own language: none of them come from a template.

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Tools

  • Task timer 2026 The day's plan in the terminal, with a web window, actual time against estimates and blocks in Google Calendar.
  • Custom MCP connectors 2026 MCP servers that let an AI agent drive a browser and a hosting control panel.
  • Web dome editor 2026 A browser-based editor for composing screens, backgrounds and layouts for a dome, which controls TouchDesigner and Unreal.

Infrastructure

  • From shared hosting to my own server 2026 I moved several sites to a VPS with CloudPanel and Cloudflare in front, including Juan José Camargo's Windows 95 desktop.
  • Jaguares Cardano 2020–2022 I ran servers on the Cardano network from 2020 to 2022, with talks and an exhibition at ARTBO.

More work

  • La Ausencia 2021 An immersive 360° virtual reality dance film with ambisonic sound, made with the RECLAB research group.
  • Audiovisiones Amazónicas 2021 A 360 video co-created with Amazonian communities through Dabucurí Cinético, sent to the COP through OPIAC.

Does any of this look like what you need?

Write to me at hola@davidvega.org. If it’s for an organization, Business explains how I work, from the first call to ongoing support.