My name is Guillermo Carone.
I am full-stack web developer and serial internet entrepreneur.
I enjoy imagining, designing and building new websites.
Sometimes I also like getting my hands dirty in the real world.
But above all, I love the challenge of starting something new.
I enjoy working on several projects at a time. Some of them I only invest a few months on, other a few years, others come and go… but if you ask me today, these are the ones I’m currently invested in.
GoPod is a tool I built to solve my own need first, and then launched as a podcast-focused SaaS to help podcasters better share their shows.
It combines smart, shareable links with auto-generated podcast websites that update automatically from the RSS feed.
I designed and built the product end to end, and I’m currently trying to take it from project to business.
Architecture Topics is an AI-hosted architecture podcast I created to explore iconic buildings through storytelling, history, and human context, beyond form and image.
I research, write, and produce each episode myself, aiming to make architectural history accessible and engaging beyond a professional audience.
BuildingsDB is an architecture database I created to document and analyze skyscrapers across the United States using structured data.
I research, organize, and build the platform myself, using that data to generate rich, engaging programmatic content that makes architectural information searchable, comparable, and accessible.
Definitely not following a straight line!
I guess it all started at the Architecture school in Barcelona.
Things started to get really interesting during a semester abroad in Berkeley, California.
I soon after started my first company and moved to NY, where I studied Digital Marketing at NYU and Graphic Design at Shillington College.
Eventually I sold that company and lived between London and Barcelona for a year. Did some digital nomading across south-east Asia for a while after that.
I’m currently based in Barcelona, although traveling still takes me to other parts of the world, usually for at least a couple of months a year.