Ideas, turned into products people can actually use.

I'm Victor — software engineer, creative technologist, and originally a game developer.

I build digital products for startups and small companies, and I like prototyping ideas of my own. All three below are closest to launch — and you can open each one.

6 genres · performed live

DigiVici Visuals

Visuals that move with the music, performed live instead of played back.

  • Reacts to the kick, the sub, the build and the drop
  • Hundreds of visuals in the engine; 24 in the public reel
  • Runs into Resolume, or straight to the screen
  • Played an electro party and a Pride festival
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Now playing Echo Procession — Pack Ice

102 plants · card + app

Plant Passport

A printed care card that lives in the pot, and an app that does the rest.

  • A stake card per plant: light, water and pet safety at a glance
  • Identify a plant from a photo
  • Diagnose what is going wrong
  • Track watering, per plant
  • Scan the card to open that plant's page
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The care system: light, water and toxicity shown side by side. The paid stake card, front and back. The free badge card with its three care signals and QR. A retailer's own branding above the Plant Passport care language.

204 sources · your parameters

GoodFeed

Filter your own feed, and check where every story came from.

  • Tune each topic yourself: off, less, normal, more
  • Every story grouped with the sources that ran it
  • Bring your own sources — RSS and custom feeds
  • Substack and social sources planned, for one personal feed
  • Built to be checkable, not addictive — no endless scrolling
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The day's edition: stories grouped with the sources that ran them. A grid of clustered stories, each with its source badges. Tuning: per-topic sliders from off to more, plus reading depth. Following topics: a grid of subjects you can follow or skip. Managing your own RSS and custom sources. The feed filtered down to your own topics.

About

What DigiVici is

I started out in game development, then worked as a software engineer. Along the way I became interested in more than just building software: identifying real problems, innovative opportunities, validating new ideas and turning the strongest ones into useful digital products.

Through DigiVici, I help startups and small companies turn ideas and challenges into apps, websites and other digital solutions. I also build and validate my own products and experiments in AI, software and creative technology.

My focus is on understanding what people actually need, deciding what is worth building, experimenting quickly and improving ideas through real feedback. I use agentic engineering and modern AI tools to accelerate development, while keeping usability, reliability and technical quality at the core.