OrpycaMCP — free document management
AGPL-3.0Open-source document and records management system (EDRMS) for the Latin American public sector, with a layer for AI agents.
AGPL-3.0FastAPIPostgreSQL
See project →Lab
What we build.
Free software and open electronics, research, and systems built for companies and public bodies. Every project occupies a place in the same chain: capturing the content, editing it, publishing it and disseminating it. The applications we offer as products live under Applications.
What belongs here
We do not take on just any commission. A project enters the lab when it meets all three conditions; it is the reason we build field electronics and do not build anybody’s internal system.
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There is a body of content that, without us, stays unpublished, scattered or unreadable.
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The result can be consulted from outside: it is not an internal tool only the client ever sees.
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It comes out open — a free licence, documented hardware, or data in open formats. When that is not possible, we say why.
Free software
Open projects you can use and study.
romsBioacusticas — free Android ROMs
AGPL-3.0A build factory for free Android ROMs, based on LineageOS, for unattended field devices.
AGPL-3.0AndroidLineageOS
See project →appAves — a bioacoustic station inside a phone
AGPL-3.0An Android app that turns a reused phone into an autonomous bird monitoring station, identifying species on the device itself.
AGPL-3.0AndroidKotlin
See project →Open electronics
Open hardware: schematics, BOM and documentation.
Bioacoustics — open microphone front-end
AGPL-3.0A low-noise analogue microphone front-end for autonomous bioacoustic stations. Open hardware: schematics, BOM and gerbers.
AGPL-3.0KiCadOpen electronics
See project →Research
Research projects with publicly available data.
GrafPin — urban art archive
A research project to document and preserve urban art: a web platform, a mobile app and a line of academic research.
ResearchHeritageOpen data
See project →OpenRackPhone — computing with disused phones
Research into using donated, disused Android phones as nodes of a low-cost distributed computing cluster.
ResearchDistributed computingReuse
See project →Client work
Systems we built for companies and public bodies. Published anonymised.
CODI — document classification with AI
An artificial intelligence platform to classify and organise tens of thousands of documents from corporate repositories.
AIOCREmbeddings
See project →Public procurement monitoring
A multi-tenant SaaS platform to track and analyse Colombian public procurement (SECOP I and II).
SaaSMulti-tenantFastAPI
See project →Document management for an airport operator
Smart forms and bulk PDF consolidation for the compliance reporting of an airport infrastructure operator.
MicroservicesFormsPDF
See project →Open call · no closing date
The field instruments are built from donated phones
Any brand, as long as it powers on and has Wi-Fi. They go to the bioacoustic stations and to the distributed computing testbed.