lucca prada --:-- your time

hi, you're new here.

i'm lucca. i build small software for real businesses.

the kind where the owner still picks up the phone. lately i've been teaching robots to pick it up politely instead.

now

last updated jul 3, 2026 - by hand, like everything here

things i've built

first two: currently being pitched to an actual eavestroughs company. wish me luck.

outpace

answers a business's new leads in minutes, in the owner's own voice, and follows up until a human replies. built for trades that leak leads on nights and weekends - because the first company to answer usually wins the job.

next.js · claude · turso

the hard part wasn't the ai. it was teaching it to be polite about following up.

atrio

an ai front desk. a phone receptionist that learns a business by reading its website, then answers calls like it has worked there for years. no menus, no "press 2".

next.js · vapi · claude

yes, it's a robot that answers phones. no, it will not put you on hold.

luccaserver

an ubuntu box in my closet that hosts my experiments. nginx, tailscale, systemd, and one very determined little fan. everything i build eventually moves in.

ubuntu · nginx · a closet

uptime is a collaboration between me and the power grid.

this site

the thing you're reading. html, css and javascript written by hand - no framework, no template, no build step. it remembers your visits, keeps your doodles, and haunts you with your own cursor. all of it stays in your browser.

html · css · js · nothing else

even the wobbles are on purpose. most of them.

read the source →

about

i like owning the whole thing - the pitch, the code, the deploy, the 2am when it breaks. i build with ai every day, and i still think software should feel like a person made it. that's the whole philosophy, really: small tools, real businesses, fingerprints left on.

i live somewhere north enough that "eavestroughs" is a normal word.

vouches (verified by hand)

if something here made you smile - or you've actually worked with me - you can vouch for me. twenty seconds, four questions, two of them optional. no database: the card drafts an email in your mail app, i read every one, and then i hand-type it below. that's the verification process. it has never been hacked.

say hi

luccaprada25@gmail.com
github/luccahp1