Graphext being quite a small startup, everyone wears lots of hats. I mainly help build
the docs, tractor, and the landing page.
The
landing page was a 1-month speedrun to prove to
the team that we should move from Webflow into code. Everything had to look much better,
work faster and be easier to work with. I do believe we managed to pull it off. Many
interations have come after, to make sure it's polished and sick-looking.
I worked on
Tractor 2.0, a revival of a
scraping tool on top of Apify, quite useful for very quickly bringing social media data
to be analyzed within Graphext. The interface was designed with a great deal of care,
and tons of invisible details make your experience as smooth as possible to download a
piece of data. This makes for a great compainon to Graphext, where you can readily
analyze what you just downloaded.
Additionally, I was in charge of writing and maintaining the ever growing
documentation for the tool, almost from scratch. Special emphasis was considered to make it as easy as
possible to understand what Graphext can offer you, while still providing with great, dense
documents that answer any of your questions. You will also find me in the youtube channel,
creating tutorials and producing videos that showcase the tool or explain some complex topic.
This one is funny because Alex, one of my best friends, got to meet Victoriano, the CEO.
Alex put us in contact and it turns out we get on very well. Eventually, I got to meet the
team at their beautiful office in Madrid.