Taller digital de Puerto Rico · English / Español
Like the sign in a workshop window, except the workshop ships software: a towing fleet dispatches on it, a preschool files its evaluations on it, a jewelry atelier sells on it. Q Labs Digital builds the whole system and stays to run it with you.
Pruebas vivas · Living proof
Every case file is a real system: recorded from the live app, or the live page itself embedded. No mockups, no stock screenshots. Where a client's operation is private, you get a demo on request instead of a peek that isn't real.
Operations platform
A roadside-assistance company runs its whole day here: a live dispatch command center, customer request and tracking pages, automated PDF invoicing, and a native driver app that keeps every truck on the map.
Emergency response
An SOS platform built to stay simple in the moments that matter: one clear call-for-help flow on mobile, and a live map console where dispatchers see every unit and every request at once. Clinical incident documentation lives in the same system, from the call to the legal paperwork.
Public knowledge platform
Puerto Rico's school regulations are spread across hundreds of pages that almost nobody reads. Here a parent or a teacher describes what actually happened, in their own words and in either language, and the site returns the passage that governs it: the exact wording, the section, the page, and a link to the official document.
Open-source dev tool
A keyboard-first Windows performance detective, free and open source. A low-overhead Rust service watches CPU, disk, drivers and process trees, learns the machine's baseline, and names the process or driver making things slow, with evidence attached. The terminal interface wears three identities: a patient monitor, an avionics display, and a printed broadsheet.
Services
Every engagement is scoped and quoted before anything is built. You know the number, the timeline, and exactly what ships.
Dispatch platforms, patient and student records, storefronts with admin panels the owner actually uses, quote to signature pipelines. Built with real databases and real auth, then operated for you, so hands-off means hands-off.
A towing company's live dispatch command center · an EMS platform with clinical documentation · a preschool's evaluation system that exports its own Word forms · a fine-jewelry storefront with a custom atelier admin
Start this →Browser worlds, games, interactive brand pages, music and media experiences. The five living worlds behind the lab are the demo reel. Everything there is running code, and every world answers your cursor.
A complete cross-media music project: EP, site, and two playable games in one universe · finished browser roguelikes with procedural everything · this site
Start this →The 20-year backbone under the pretty pixels: endpoint security audits with risk-rated remediation reports, agentless incident response reporting, supply-chain compromise scanning, network monitoring, and automation that removes the repetitive step, with a full rollback trail.
osquery security audits packaged as a one-click toolkit · a switch audit toolkit delivered to a network client · reversible Windows optimization with audit logs
Start this →Ya está hecho · Already built
Some of the lab's platforms are offered ready to run under your brand: the towing dispatch platform for any fleet, the emergency response console for response operations, clinical documentation for practices, and the storefront with its atelier admin for boutiques and makers. Your name on it, the lab behind it, live in weeks instead of months.
Quote one for my company →Suéltala aquí · Drop it here
A few lines is enough. You'll get a reply from Xavier, not a bot, within 24 hours.
El método
The idea, the people involved, the current limitations, and what the outcome needs to be. Nothing gets built before this is clear.
Not a feature list. The full shape of the thing: who touches it, what it connects to, and what it should feel like.
Working software early, in the real stack, so decisions get made against something you can touch.
On real phones, with real data, on real days. The lab trusts behavior over demos.
The project ships when it works and feels intentional, and then it keeps getting refined.
And the lab stays reachable. Most projects come back with a next chapter. That's the plan.
Questions
Every project is scoped and quoted fixed-price after a free discovery conversation. You'll know the number before anything is built. Already-built platforms are quoted as a setup plus monthly run cost instead of a build price, and ongoing care is a simple monthly retainer.
Send the brief today and you'll hear back within 24 hours. Discovery usually happens the same week; tell us the timeline you need and we'll be straight about whether it's possible.
Not always. Several lab platforms are offered white-label: dispatch, emergency response, clinical documentation, storefronts. You bring the brand; the system already works.
No. The lab is remote-first and works across US time zones, in English and Español. Being PR-based just means your money supports local tech.
Most clients want to be hands-off: the lab builds, hosts, and operates the service, and you own your data, your brand, and your content. If your project calls for a full source-code transfer, that's arranged in the terms; ownership and responsibilities are always written down and agreed before anything is built.
Yes. Before the lab there were twenty-plus years of IT: networks, infrastructure, security audits, incident response. Inheriting a system nobody wants to touch is familiar territory. It gets documented, secured, and made boring, in the good way.
The lab stays reachable. Most projects come back with a next chapter: support, new features, growth. The person who built it is the person who answers.
La prueba está viva.
Five worlds rendered live in your browser: an ocean, a nebula, a meadow, an aurora, a forge. Stir any of them in circles and they answer. The sea opens a whirlpool, the stars wind into a galaxy, the field lifts into petals. Flip X-ray to see the engineering. If the lab builds this for fun, imagine what it builds for work.
