I moved to Argentina to start from zero — and ran head-first into a broken experience: one app for rides, another for hotels, another for events, another just to save places. Payments fail, cards don’t go through, “premium” adds nothing. Five apps for a single evening.

My first instinct was “I’ll build a local taxi app.” But the world doesn’t need another clone. The real pain is fragmentation and the absence of trust. People need one continuous flow — rides, bookings, places, tickets and wallet working together from the first tap.

Start and reality

I began with a local taxi idea. It became obvious fast: the problem isn’t the “order ride” button; it’s the gaps between services. Route → ride → check-in → events → payment → receipts — this must be one motion, with no context switching or “will the card fail again?” anxiety.

Reframing

That’s how SaturnusGo emerged as an ecosystem: rides, places & collections, hotels, events, wallet, loyalty — in one UX. With a financial backbone that behaves consistently across countries.

The founder’s path

It was hard — regularly. Days when nothing works, nights when everything breaks. I kept moving: rewriting modules until they “clicked”, polishing micro-interactions so the interface feels honest and resilient. When depression hit, I treated it like a product problem — reduce chaos, regain control, step by step.

That’s how my principles formed: earn trust first, hide complexity inside the system, keep the outside simple and predictable.