Munich, Germany · AI & robotics at TUM
AmerigoVelletti.
Before I built a search engine, I sang in a cathedral choir, travelled across four continents and helped turn brewery waste into insect protein.
My name is a little unusual.
My path so far has been, too.
A little about me
I like learning by trying things for myself. That has taken me from Information Systems at the Technical University of Munich to AI research, robotics, entrepreneurship and plenty of unexpected detours.
My bachelor's thesis at TUM explored AI-assisted decision support alongside my work at EY. It became TRACE, a sole-author paper accepted at CoopIS 2026. The question that keeps drawing me back is simple: what makes a system intelligent?
Building things gives those questions somewhere to go. Sometimes that means a search engine or an automation tool. Sometimes it means an Arduino project, a robotic arm, or learning from someone whose world is very different from mine.
Selected projects
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fyndl
ProductA search engine that brings secondhand and refurbished electronics together in one place. Developed through Axel Springer's Gründerszene fellowship.
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emailAmigo
SoftwareA local email workspace with isolated accounts, a unified inbox, SQLite full-text search and explicit mail actions.
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TRACE
ResearchA sole-author paper growing out of my research on AI-assisted decision support.
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Evolve
Co-foundedTurning brewery waste into insect protein. A venture I co-founded through Enactus, connecting entrepreneurship with a tangible resource problem.
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Velletti Consulting
Independent workThe home for my software and automation projects. My work spans personal planning tools, voice recording devices and experiments with hardware.
Beyond work
Fourteen years in a cathedral choir
I spent fourteen years in the Münchner Domchor, surrounded by people several generations older than me. Later, I became a point of contact for younger singers. It remains one of the longest commitments in my life.
A short holiday that became four continents
A trip to Sicily with my brother grew into a journey through Mexico, Canada, Japan, Thailand, Spain and Portugal. Along the way came three hackathons, the Enactus World Cup and an entrepreneurship programme in Mexico as one of eight European founders.
Learning with my hands, and from other people
Cooking, hiking, bouldering and surfing are part of the mix. So are helping organise hackathons in Munich and mentoring students across three countries. Trying something new tends to lead to the next question.
Articles & posts
Gründerszene · 17 August 2026
From a green “F” to a 3D fox (opens in a new tab)
How Fyndl’s fox logo evolved, from the first shapes to the finished app icon.
Gründerszene · 6 August 2026
From coder to salesperson (opens in a new tab)
Fyndl’s path to launch and the challenge of taking on marketing as a developer.
Gründerszene · 27 July 2026
Why even founders should sometimes finish work earlier (opens in a new tab)
Late-night debugging, a spontaneous trip to Lithuania and preparations for the app launch.
Gründerszene · 14 July 2026
A 21-year-old wants to build the “Idealo for secondhand” (opens in a new tab)
My first week at the startup summer camp and the first prototype of an AI search tool for used electronics.
Always happy to meet curious people.
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