Odiseo Software Development Company

Odiseo is a Buenos Aires-based software development shop founded by co-founders Pablo D'Amico (CEO) and Diego D'Amico (CTO). The core team includes two senior developers, with one a Computer Engineering student at the University of Buenos Aires. The company focuses on custom software for startups and established businesses, with particular depth in e-commerce platforms and mobile applications. They work across PHP, Python, and JavaScript ecosystems.

Services and capabilities

Odiseo's work clusters around three main areas. On e-commerce, they build with Sylius and Symfony, and have shipped B2C and B2B stores. Their ticketing system for Muslim Eventz used Sylius with a custom Marketplace Plugin; they also transformed a standard e-commerce setup into a car rental reservation system for Ding Rent Cars, and built a video game and merchandise marketplace for Racing Hub with a custom Amazon fulfillment integration.

For mobile, they work with React Native, Expo, and Flutter. On the backend and custom development side, they handle CMS (Sylius, Sulu, eZ), CRM, and PIM projects using Symfony and related frameworks.

They also offer AI-powered solutions built with Python, TensorFlow, and PyTorch for predictive analytics and intelligent automation. Consulting and support work rounds out the menu—bug fixes, feature additions, performance troubleshooting.

Performance engineering is explicit in their pitch. They use Blackfire, Varnish HTTP caching, Gatling load testing, and Redis to address the fact that most users abandon sites that don't load within three seconds. QA/QC and testing are part of their standard workflow.

Notable work

Three case studies are named: Racing Hub (video game marketplace with physical goods and Amazon fulfillment integration, built on Sylius/Symfony), Muslim Eventz (ticketing system using Sylius with a custom Marketplace Plugin), and Ding Rent Cars (rental reservation system on Symfony and Sylius). The source describes them as "B2C-B2B stores," but does not provide revenue figures, user numbers, or measurable outcomes beyond the description of what was built.

How they work

Odiseo emphasizes "fluid communication," active and proactive engagement with clients throughout delivery. They promise defined timelines through detailed planning and claim to have "the necessary resources to offer great developing times." Beyond that, no engagement model is specified—no mention of whether they work T&M, fixed-price, or dedicated team basis. Pricing is not disclosed on the site.

Team and credentials

The core team is four developers: Pablo D'Amico (CEO, 35) and Diego D'Amico (CTO, 39) as co-founders, plus two senior developers—Damian D'Amico and Ezequiel Crespo (a student at the University of Buenos Aires). No team size beyond these four is mentioned. No ISO, SOC 2, or platform certifications are listed. No awards or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are referenced.