Everything moving on this page is the browser itself: no plugins, no 3D engine, no video pretending to be live. The lab builds the software businesses operate on, experiences people remember, and the infrastructure underneath both. Here it is, running.
- A person replies within 24 hours
- English · Español
- 20+ years of IT behind it
Move through the word. Click it. Switch to ES.
Instruments
Three services. Each one running below.
Not screenshots. Play with them: each one is a small, honest version of the kind of system the lab builds.
01 · Dispatch
Software your business operates on
Dispatch boards, records, storefronts with an admin the owner actually uses, quotes that end in a signature. Real databases and real logins underneath, and the lab keeps it maintained after launch.
In production: a towing company's dispatch center · an EMS console with clinical paperwork · a preschool's evaluation system · a jewelry storefront with its own atelier admin.
Start this →Click the map to call a truck. The nearest free unit takes it.
02 · Resonance
Experiences people feel
Interactive brand pages, browser games, music and media projects, product demos people actually play with. The kind of page someone sends to a friend.
Shipped: a full music project with its release site and two playable games · browser roguelikes · five living worlds in The Lab · this page.
Start this →Sweep across the strings. Turn the sound on to hear them.
03 · Sentinel
Infrastructure, security and the unglamorous
Twenty years of IT before the lab had a name: networks, security audits with risk-rated reports, incident response, monitoring, and automation that removes the repetitive step with a full trail to undo it.
Delivered: osquery security audits as a one-click toolkit · a switch audit toolkit for a network client · reversible Windows tuning with audit logs.
Start this →Bring your cursor into the network. It will be noticed.
Recorded
Real systems, recorded from the live apps.
Pick one. Every clip is a screen recording of software people use at work, not a mockup.
LAB-01 · Operations platform
Ohana Towing & Transport
Dispatch center, customer tracking pages, automatic invoices and a native driver app. The whole towing day, on one platform.
- Live fleet map
- Android driver app
- Invoices that send themselves
The frontier line
From a first call to a system in use.
Everything behind the line is settled. Everything ahead of it is next. Scroll and it moves.
A free call
You explain the idea the way you would explain it to a friend. Xavier asks about the people who will use it and what slows them down today.
A working prototype
Before any big commitment you get something you can click: the real flow, on the real stack, so decisions are made against something concrete.
The price, in writing
It depends on the infrastructure and scale your project actually needs. Simple projects: a build fee plus affordable monthly maintenance. Ready-built platforms: a setup fee plus a monthly.
Build and test for real
Real phones, real data, real days. It ships when it holds up outside the demo.
Launch, and the lab stays
Hosting, maintenance, monitoring and the next feature. The person who built it is the person who answers.
Straight answers
Before you ask.
What does a project cost?
It depends on the infrastructure and scale it needs, so the number comes after a free call and a working prototype, in writing, before the real build starts. Simple projects are a build fee plus an affordable monthly maintenance plan. The ready-built platforms are a setup fee plus a monthly.
Can my site do things like this page?
Yes, and it does not have to be flashy to benefit. The same tools behind these instruments power live maps, dashboards that update themselves, product configurators, and forms that guide people instead of confusing them.
Won't all this make a site slow?
Not when it is built with care. Every instrument here stops when it scrolls out of view, follows your device's reduced-motion setting, and none of it needs a 3D engine. The frame counter in the corner is live, so you can check.
Do you work outside Puerto Rico?
Yes. The lab works remotely across US time zones, in English and Spanish.
Who owns what?
Your data, your brand and your content are yours. Hosting and maintenance can stay with the lab so you never have to think about them, and if your project calls for handing over the source code, that goes in the agreement before anything is built.
Transmission
Send the idea. A person answers.
A few lines is enough. Xavier replies within 24 hours, in English or Spanish.
✉ xavier.soto@qlabsdigital.com · 18.2°N 66.5°W
Past the frontier
The Frontier Lab
This page keeps things light on purpose. The Frontier Lab goes all the way: up to two million agents computed on your graphics card with WebGPU, a universe with laws you can reroll, and a galaxy you can throw a black hole through.