Matias Beeck

I’ve helped build B2B product from the ground floor, shipped weird little apps, and spent a lot of time thinking about how we stay human with our phones in our pockets. Here’s some of that work, plus the ideas I can’t stop tinkering with.

Matias smiling, in a grey jacket over a black t-shirt

The bigger blocks

Pick a block to pull it out

  • Leading product at an early AI-native company (day zero again), with a forward-deployed bent: build for outcomes, ship internal tools that make results happen for other businesses.

    sunlightai.com
  • Joined at the start and ran product for a CRM built for SMBs. Helped raise $12M, grew product/tech, company got to ~80 people. Still the biggest public thing I’ve helped ship.

    escala.com
  • Ideated and started building a digital health product for screen dependency: reclaim attention, stay present. Never fully launched, but I’m still dreaming of building it.

    withwalden.com
  • Tiny music-sharing app: pin up to seven songs, share the drop. Building solo with Cursor and Claude Code because I missed shipping something just for fun.

    ontheradr.com
  • A birthday calendar that actually looks nice. Collect everyone’s birthdays in one place and keep track of them, so you stop finding out from someone else’s post.

    birthday-bubbles.com

Experiments

The smaller blocks

About

Miami. Georgetown Math & Economics. English and Spanish. Early at Escala running product. These days I’m at Sunlight, where we take traditional services in healthcare and rebuild them from first principles as AI-native businesses. Product/FDE by day, builder by night. I care about presence, a healthy life, and tools that help our generation and the next deal with all this digital stuff without losing the plot.

Two things have my wheels turning lately. One is what an AI-native services business really looks like: which parts of the work AI can own end to end, where people still matter most, and how you build for outcomes instead of just software. The other is how parents can hold on to family memories while photo and video libraries pile up into digital clutter. About to be a dad of two, so that one’s personal.