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Matteo Pizzi

Italian indie maker, solo dev at Fosforonero studio. Building two products solo:

• SplitVote — global voting on moral dilemmas, see how the world decides
• FitMesh Sync — privacy-first wearable sync for Android and iOS, EU servers, no broker

Building in public — shipping milestones, sharing what works and what doesn't. Same maker, very different domains, both production-shipped.

splitvote.io · fitmesh.fit · fosforonero.com


Products

Building products at the intersection of health, data and human behavior. Currently working on FitMesh and SplitVote while sharing the journey in public.

  1. FitMesh Sync

    Privacy-first wearable sync for Android (iOS coming). Aggregate steps, sleep, heart rate from Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, Polar, Oura in one dashboard. EU servers (Frankfurt), GDPR-compliant, no data brokers.

    Live
  2. SplitVote

    A living map of how people think. Vote on moral dilemmas and discover how human values differ across cultures and evolve over time.

    Live

Recent activity

Jul 13, 2026commented on a post
Launched my wearable-data app on iOS this week. Live everywhere except the EU. Here’s the build, the pricing bet and the regulatory wall.
Jun 30, 2026commented on a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
Jun 30, 2026created a post
Launched my wearable-data app on iOS this week. Live everywhere except the EU. Here’s the build, the pricing bet and the regulatory wall.
May 20, 2026commented on a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
May 20, 2026commented on a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
May 20, 2026commented on a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
May 20, 2026commented on a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
May 19, 2026commented on a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
May 19, 2026created a post
SplitVote – real-time global polls on moral dilemmas (May update: 67 weekly visitors, 0 revenue, building in public)
May 16, 2026created a post
May 2026 Update: 67 weekly visitors, SEO push, and what's next for SplitVote
May 5, 2026commented on a post
Hitting $7M+ ARR thanks to the pressures of bootstrapping
Apr 30, 2026commented on a post
Something unexpected happens when users can see how others answer
Apr 30, 2026commented on a post
Something unexpected happens when users can see how others answer
Apr 30, 2026commented on a post
Something unexpected happens when users can see how others answer
Apr 29, 2026commented on a post
Something unexpected happens when users can see how others answer
Apr 29, 2026created a post
Something unexpected happens when users can see how others answer
Apr 29, 2026commented on a post
Hitting $7M+ ARR thanks to the pressures of bootstrapping
Apr 29, 2026commented on a post
Most AI apps don’t fail because of the idea — they fail because of this
Apr 28, 2026commented on a post
Went from 3 pity likes to 47 comments and actual leads in my DMs
Apr 28, 2026commented on a post
Most AI apps don’t fail because of the idea — they fail because of this

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