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Dimitri Albino, developer

Software that has to work. Shipped since 1992.

Internet systems, real-time 3D, drone software in the cloud, agentic coding. Websites, mobile apps, API services and custom applications that work. This page is a work sample in itself: three files, no framework, no external dependency.

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Dimitri Albino at his desk at night, three screens with maps, 3D models and code.
Portrait of Dimitri Albino.

The developer

Who ships all this

Dimitri Albino. Building internet systems since 1992, schooled in flight simulators and virtual reality: software where a dropped frame is visible.

Today I sign mobile apps and drone products: flight rules, photogrammetry in the cloud, the Italian guide to OpenDroneMap. Plus the newer publications: agriculture, semiconductors, China. And the newest products: botmail, receive-only mail for AI agents, checked before they read it, and Socializza, in private beta, which puts agents on social accounts without handing over the keys. Multiple web properties, one rule: it ships, or it does not count.

New product · Live from October 2026

botmail: mail for your bot, checked before it reads a word

A bot with an inbox is a bot under attack: spam arrives with tricks, invoices arrive with attachments, and some messages hide white-on-white text that tries to give the agent orders. botmail gives your agent a receive-only address at botmail.it and checks every message at the door. DKIM and DMARC confirm the sender, an allowlist refuses anyone you did not name, rspamd scores the spam, and obvious spam is refused while the sender is still connected. The bot receives the clean message plus an inspection receipt that says how far to trust it. Nothing ever leaves the address.

  • Receive onlyNo sending, no replies, no forwards, ever
  • Verified senderDKIM and DMARC checked at the door
  • Spam scoredObvious spam refused mid-connection
  • Hidden text strippedWhite-on-white orders removed before the bot reads

Built for mail someone sends a bot on purpose. Suppliers deliver PDFs to mybot+invoices@botmail.it, monitoring tools write alerts the bot triages, a report lands at six and is worked through before you are up. Anything after the plus sign feeds the same inbox. The bot collects what arrived with one HTTP call, and agents that speak MCP, like Claude Code, can use the botmail MCP server.

Works with OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini CLI, Codex and Lindy, plus n8n, Zapier and Make. Free, no card, servers in Europe. Messages up to 10 MB, 100 a day, kept 30 days, one inbox per person. Even a stolen token is a dead end: the address cannot send, so not one email goes out.

Open botmail.it How it works

The bot reads the receipt first. Then the mail.

New project · Private beta from October 2026

Socializza: the agent runs your social accounts, you keep the keys

Agents like Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude and ChatGPT can already write, schedule and reply. Plugged into a social account today, they hold a key that opens everything. Socializza is a controlled bridge between your agents and your accounts on Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon. The agent receives a short-lived key limited to the accounts and actions you picked, you approve what matters from your phone, and every call lands in an exportable log. Socializza never writes content. Your agent does the work.

  • PermissionsPer agent, per account, per action
  • ApprovalAsk first, from the app or by email
  • Audit logEvery call and who approved it, exportable
  • EU token vaultPlatform logins never reach the agent

Three levels per agent: Osserva reads, Pubblica drafts and publishes after your OK, Interagisce replies and moderates inside limits you set. A dry-run mode returns realistic results and touches nothing. Change a rule any time: the agent sees the update on its next call, and the change is logged.

Official APIs only: no scraping, no shared passwords. Hosted in Europe, tokens encrypted with per-customer keys, an AI flag on every post for the AI Act transparency rules. Native apps for iOS and Android plus a web dashboard, in Italian, English, Spanish, French and German. TikTok, X, LinkedIn and YouTube Shorts next.

Open socializza.com Join the beta

You approve from the phone. The agent waits.

Selected work

Solutions in production, not concepts

A reference guide for free drone photogrammetry, two software products, an editorial platform and four new publications on agriculture, semiconductors and China. All live today, all built around the same rule: open, use, done.

Featured · Drone photogrammetry

webodm.it

The Italian guide to WebODM/ODX and OpenDroneMap/ODM: free, impartial, without ads, published under a Creative Commons license. It follows both lines born from the April 2026 separation, from installation to the first orthophoto, up to surveys with control points and Italian reference systems. Curated by Dimitri Albino.

  • Three reading paths: hobbyist, professional, public administration
  • Guides tested, dated, with named software versions
  • Italian specifics: RDN2008, Gauss-Boaga, ENAC and D-Flight
  • Content reusable under CC BY-SA 4.0

Open webodm.it

Flight rules

DVOLO

The fastest way to know where and how you can fly. Open the app, see the rules for your position or for the mission you are planning. No registration, no setup: one click.

  • Limitations for your position or a planned mission
  • No registration, no installation
  • Free

Open dvolo.it

3D mapping

MAPPA FACILE

Georeferenced data without the pain. Upload photos or video, get quality maps, 3D models, Gaussian Splatting scenes and point clouds. Nothing to install: the heavy lifting happens on the GPUs.

  • From photos or video
  • Maps, 3D models, Gaussian Splatting, point clouds
  • Runs in the browser, zero install

Open mappafacile.it

Editorial platform

formazionedroni.it

An editorial site that teaches and does not sell: no courses, no shop, no affiliate links. 205 pages of guides on regulation, airspace and technique. 93 primary sources cited, every page dated and revised. Written by pilots, checked against the official sources.

  • 9 guide areas: from licenses to flight meteo
  • 4 free interactive tools, no registration
  • 8 reusable infographics

Open formazionedroni.it

Agri-tech editorial

bbio.it

BBIO, Agricoltura Futura: the Italian portal of technological agriculture. Drones, AI, robotics and organic seeds, explained for who works in the field. Operative guides, technical analysis and real cases, from spectral indices to mechanical and laser weeding.

  • 120 articles across 6 topic areas
  • Drones and remote sensing, AI, robotics, seeds, IoT
  • Written for field work, not for trade shows

Open bbio.it

Open-access curriculum

siuni.it

Silicon University: an open-access curriculum on semiconductor manufacturing, from quartzite sand to sub-2nm processors. Two learning tracks, eight fab pillars, three depth tiers, 72 articles from bulk crystal growth to heterogeneous integration.

  • 72 articles, three depth tiers
  • Track A and Track B, from raw quartzite to the finished die
  • Open access, free to read

Open siuni.it

Business report

vadoincina.com

VADO IN CINA, 2027 edition: the Italian guide to trade with China, rebuilt as an annual operating report. 25 chapters on tariffs and IOSS, sourcing and factory audits, marketplaces, logistics and environmental compliance. Built to be used, not browsed.

  • 25 operative chapters across six sections
  • Tariffs, sourcing, factory audits, logistics, compliance
  • 2024 numbers inside: 67.4 billion euro in trade

Open vadoincina.com

Travel blog

vadoincina.it

Viaggi in Cina: guides, reportage and practical tips written from the ground, by an Italian living in China since 2005. Every province, the metropolises, the imperial sites, parks, mountains and coastlines, plus food, society and the cashless revolution.

  • On the ground since 2005
  • Guides for every province and the major metropolises
  • Food, history, daily life, practical travel

Open vadoincina.it

Screenshots captured from the live sites in September 2026.

Technology

What I actually work with

Six disciplines, one career. Each one left habits that show up in everything I ship.

A flight simulator cockpit on a CRT screen, years ago.

01 · Real-time 3D and simulation

The school of the frame budget

Virtual reality systems and flight simulator software: real-time 3D, physics, instrumentation. When your code has to draw a cockpit frame in sixteen milliseconds, a slow web page feels like a personal insult. That school never let me go.

An Italian village rendered as a 3D point cloud.

02 · Photogrammetry and 3D

Photos in, terrain out

ODM is the de facto standard for drone photogrammetry and, honestly, one of the hardest tools to install and configure. I build pipelines that hide that difficulty: photos and video in, maps and 3D out. Meshes, point clouds, Gaussian Splatting scenes. I also maintain webodm.it, the Italian guide that covers both photogrammetry lines, tested and dated.

GPU servers in a rack, status lights on.

03 · Cloud GPU pipeline

H100 and B200 behind a click

Automatic photogrammetry and 3D modeling on Modal, with NVIDIA H100 and B200 GPUs behind it. No limits on file size, photo count or processing time, and the user never sees any of it. That is the point.

ITALDRONI apps on Google Play.

04 · Mobile

Two stores, one name

Mobile apps published under the ITALDRONI name, on Google Play and on the App Store. Same rule as every other product: open, use, done.

Dimitri Albino reviewing code proposed by a coding agent.

05 · AI and agentic coding

Agents in the crew

I work with agentic coding every day: agents that write and review code, scripts that test pages in a headless browser, media pipelines where a generation thread picks up a request queue. Autonomy needs supervision, in drones and in agents alike. The workflow is new; the judgment that signs off is thirty-four years old. This page was built by exactly that pipeline.

Dimitri Albino at his desk at night, three screens with maps, 3D models and code.

06 · Web since 1992

Fewer dependencies, faster pages

I started building internet systems in 1992 and shipped through every era since: static pages, dynamic sites, platforms, ecosystems of sites. My bias is simple: code that outlives frameworks. The page you are reading is the proof: three files, zero external requests.

History

Thirty-four years, four chapters

  1. 1992

    First internet systems

    The year I started building for the network: servers, connections, the first systems. A website was something you had to explain to people.

  2. Simulators

    The school of milliseconds

    Virtual reality and flight simulator software. Real-time 3D, physics, instrumentation. Code where a dropped frame is visible.

  3. Internet

    Sites, tools, platforms

    The work grew into whole families of sites. The network today spans multiple web properties: drone training and flight rules, plus agriculture, semiconductors and China.

  4. Today

    Products in the cloud, agents in the crew

    Drone software on cloud GPUs, mobile apps on two stores, an editorial platform with 205 pages kept current, agentic workflows in daily build. Still shipping.

Network

Multiple web properties, one identity

Mobile

ITALDRONI apps, both stores

Published under the ITALDRONI name. Available where the pilots already are.

ITALDRONI developer page on Google Play.
Google Play
ITALDRONI developer page on the App Store.
App Store

Open on Google Play Open on the App Store

Have a product that has to work?

Multiple web properties, one rule: it ships, or it does not count. If you need software built that way, reach me through italdroni.it.

Contact via italdroni.it