About Feedbapp

Born at a hackathon, built for everyday work.

Feedbapp started at an internal hackathon at Ergotopia, where it was recognized in the “Innovation & Creativity” category. The feedback was clear enough that I kept building: first for my own products, then with the first users from the hackathon.

What Feedbapp is today

A widget that collects feedback with screenshot, element and console. An AI that sorts every report and groups similar ones into themes. A board where you decide what gets built. And an interface through which your coding agent reads the approved tickets and gets started. We build Feedbapp with Feedbapp: every piece of feedback about this product goes through the same widget.

Why this fits Dynamic Frameworks

Dynamic Frameworks builds AI-driven operations for small and mid-sized companies: automated workflows and custom solutions the company owns, connected to the software it already uses. Dynamic means: market, technology and product change every month, so processes and tools have to be able to change with them. Feedbapp is exactly that kind of building block. It makes sure user feedback flows straight into the process where decisions are made and things get built. First in use internally, then opened up to others.

Who is behind it

Christian Castro Büch, founder of Dynamic FrameworksDynamic Frameworks

Christian Castro Büch

Founder, Dynamic Frameworks

Christian on LinkedIn

Born and raised in Cali, Colombia, in Germany since 2011. B.Sc. in industrial engineering with a major in mechanics. Building businesses since 2018.

I co-founded Split, led it for five years from idea to acquisition by orderbird, and then worked on integrating its operations into the acquiring company. This experience taught me how closely software, processes and people depend on each other. A year at Telekinesis, working with robotics and AI in manufacturing, expanded my view of what is possible today.

Now I am building Dynamic Frameworks to help small and mid-sized companies develop and implement AI-driven operations they own and can keep adapting.

My longer-term ambition is to turn individual workflows into the foundation of an adaptable company operating system. Each new capability should build on the processes, data and knowledge already there, so your context is all you need.

We build solutions like this for your company too

A feedback channel that leads straight into implementation is one example. Dynamic Frameworks builds workflows like this for companies: one workflow first, then a department, then the next, connected to the software that is already there, and with the knowledge to keep developing it yourself. If you are working on a similar question, write to me.