Diego Docavo

Startups, entrepreneurship, govtech 🛰

@Crowtec & @Gobe, @Spanish Startups & @discoolver cofounder

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@paumrch @helmcode Cuando montes la empresa me interesa mucho dar visibilidad a ese caso de uso 😉

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@JaimeObregon Ya es brutal lo que haces, cómo lo transmites y la visibilidad que das a problemas reales e importantes que no salen en las noticias.

Creo que tienes mucho calado entre la AAPP y la comunidad builder-techy. ¿Generar un espacio de intercambio en medio puede ser interesante?

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@PressX_Global Efectivamente, pero creo que hay varios aprendizajes de cada oportunidad perdida. Entre ellos crear un buen sistema de detección de señales, análisis de potencial y riesgos y con ello se puede tener una opinión bien formada para "apostar" con convicción.

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

Pensando mucho en esto y la razón que tiene...

Llevándolo a mi experiencia personal y reflexionando sobre esas oportunidades perdidas pienso en:
- Hace 15 años: rrss
- 10 años: cripto
- 5 años: IA
- Hoy? Humanoides?

¿cuál es la gran ola que ahora sí que no podemos dejar pasar?

[Aporia @aporia9n]

A good question to ask yourself is "what would happen this year if you were both the luckiest and best person in the world at what you do"

A friend asked me this and it hit, cause as much as i like my private equity job, well, even if i originate a deal myself, work twice as much as my colleagues, and it ends up making my fund $20M, well my total comp for the year will just be +$50k

Sure it's not bad and i'm already extremely lucky with what i earn etc, but when you're a really ambitious guy there is sth mentally draining about knowing that even if you're insanely good, get insanely lucky and basically everything goes your way, nothing THAT crazy can actually happen to you

Cause you can't dream. You don't really have this little thing in the back of your head going "what if this year?" "what if this week?" "what if this goes well?"

It's why i just love this twitter game. I can spend 30 mins writing sth, worst case it gets 8 likes and i forget about it, but there is always this tiny chance i wake up and it did 2m views, some random insane person dm'd me, i meet someone interesting, get pulled into a business opportunity, whatever

And then i can just take another shot tomorrow. then another one the day after

Not saying everyone should become a founder / creator either, obviously the reason jobs like mine are so good is you get a pretty absurd floor and barely any downside

But increasingly think very ambitious people need at least one thing in their life where, if they get exceptionally good + exceptionally lucky, something genuinely disproportionate can happen to them

[Aporia @aporia9n]

A good question to ask yourself is "what would happen this year if you were both the luckiest and best person in the world at what you do"

A friend asked me this and it hit, cause as much as i like my private equity job, well, even if i originate a deal myself, work twice as much as my colleagues, and it ends up making my fund $20M, well my total comp for the year will just be +$50k

Sure it's not bad and i'm already extremely lucky with what i earn etc, but when you're a really ambitious guy there is sth mentally draining about knowing that even if you're insanely good, get insanely lucky and basically everything goes your way, nothing THAT crazy can actually happen to you

Cause you can't dream. You don't really have this little thing in the back of your head going "what if this year?" "what if this week?" "what if this goes well?"

It's why i just love this twitter game. I can spend 30 mins writing sth, worst case it gets 8 likes and i forget about it, but there is always this tiny chance i wake up and it did 2m views, some random insane person dm'd me, i meet someone interesting, get pulled into a business opportunity, whatever

And then i can just take another shot tomorrow. then another one the day after

Not saying everyone should become a founder / creator either, obviously the reason jobs like mine are so good is you get a pretty absurd floor and barely any downside

But increasingly think very ambitious people need at least one thing in their life where, if they get exceptionally good + exceptionally lucky, something genuinely disproportionate can happen to them

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@jrdi @GuliMoreno Una provincia de España 😉

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@RodriCardona_ Por eso creo que tiene más mérito que te encante planchar y vayas como un pincel. Si hubiera meritocracia prefiero al exitoso motivado, que al que cumple por obligación 😉

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@RodriCardona_ Que odies algo no significa que lo tengas que hacer mal. Yo odio planchar y no voy arrugao 😅

[Gobe Studio @gobe_studio]

La aceleradora de Gobe Ventures se convierte en #EscalaGovTech 🔽

Un programa B2G con más visibilidad, más referentes y más apoyo en el mercado B2G, gracias a una red que crece y se expande cada vez más.

⏰¿Te unes? Convocatoria abierta hasta el 24-09 👇https://t.co/HNmbAjFar1

[Juan Soto Ivars @juansotoivars]

¿Queréis ver una cosa flipante? Esta isla.
https://t.co/ouJPsXaC3Y

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@Gsnchez Qué envidia! Esa capacidad técnica (y las mil horas de curro) te da súper poderes. Muy pendiente de ver que vas sacando y encantado de conectar en algún momento

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@jorgereadsai @paumrch Estoy de acuerdo. Es difícil pero no imposible. Lo digo por experiencia

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@naroh Brutal, enhorabuena!

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@JaimeObregon @SafiraCantos Brillante, como siempre.

Creo que también hay que trabajar en la otra cara de La Moneda, es decir, que las empresas que podrían dar servicios a la administración (y no lo hacen por mil razones) estén más preparadas y conozcan mejor el mercado de lo público. ¿No?

[Gobe Studio @gobe_studio]

#SouthSummit2026 through the GovTech lens 🕶️

Back at @south_summit, one thing was clear: #GovTech continues to gain momentum.

We met 25+ startups working across AI, data, climate tech and digital innovation with the potential to transform public services.

🧵And there's more...

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@jaime_rdes @universo42es @g_izuz sin duda!

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@everestchris6 @Dividivan Menu

[Chris @everestchris6]

this OpenClaw bot finds restaurants with ugly menus, rebuilds them as live web menus, and mails the owner a postcard...on autopilot.

here's how agencies can land recurring contracts with this system:

- scrapes every restaurant in a city in real time
- filters by review count + rating + last menu update + photo quality
- pulls the real menu items from the official site, PDF, or Google reviews
- samples the brand palette from the restaurant's own visual identity
- renders a 9:16 brand-matched menu, hosted live at a QR-accessible URL
- writes a personalized postcard referencing a real reviewer and a real dish
- mails it to the registered office addressed to the owner by first name

every step from discovery to brand-matching to outreach is automated.

reply "MENU" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too

[Diego Docavo @DiegoDocavo]

@paumrch Muy chula!
Si metes un filtro de edad creo que se puede afinar un poco más el resultado.