Founder, and a teacher of applied AI. Five products —medicine, agents, literature, sport, brand— and a single obsession: that the tool reaches whoever does not have it.

Nobody arrives alone, and nobody should have to start from zero.
The bottleneck was never talent — it was access. Knowledge compounds: everything you learn makes the next thing cheaper. So I hand out the instrument, not the result.
56 of my 269 books were given to me by someone else
Master's in Applied Artificial Intelligence from Tec de Monterrey, bachelor's in Technology from UNAM. Before founding anything I put more than ten vision models into clinical use at the Instituto Mexicano de Oftalmología. Today I run iGalenus and teach what I know, free.
It is not a list of tools. It is a ladder, and I climbed it one rung at a time. The network behind responds.
Linear algebra and calculus. A gradient is not a metaphor: it is the slope that tells each weight which way to move. Everything that follows is built on top of this.
Presentations, courses and workshops — at universities, at congresses, in public programmes. Series are announced before they exist and open on the day they should.
I taught him to use GitHub and to write his first lines. Years later he wrote back to say he was working on an AI project with King’s College London.This is why this page exists
iGalenusiGalenus connects what already exists but sits loose: prescriptions, labs, notes, images. It is in use with doctors, and it still takes us time to adapt to how each practice works.
An agent that runs on your own computer and that you speak to through Telegram or WhatsApp. It installs with one line. It still needs a machine left switched on somewhere.
You write exactly a thousand words of a possible future and the community decides what happens next. Many futures are still waiting for their first continuation.
SquadraThe system a whole club runs on: courts, leagues, tournaments, classes and payments. Each club logs in and sees its own brand, not mine.
A marketing platform with AI for businesses that have no marketing team. It builds the brand base first —what it sells, who it speaks to, how it sounds— and the campaigns come out of that: Leo, the assistant, reads the site and the social accounts and proposes a draft that is not published until somebody confirms it. The hard part is still that base: without it complete, no campaign will save a business.
269 books since 2015, grouped by theme. It is not a ranking and not a list of recommendations — it is simply what is there. It is good for two things: finding your next book, or understanding where some of my ideas come from.
56 of them were given to me by someone else.Which is why this page gives things away too
Every point behind is a book. Hover one.