Capital Factory
David has attended multiple public technology and founder events at Capital Factory's downtown Austin hub, staying close to the people building and funding new companies in Texas.
The Founder
David Levine Bramante
I'm a software developer and applied AI researcher based in Austin, Texas. In the last two years, I've built and/or helped 20+ startups with customer-facing software, backend dashboards, databases, payments, email systems, automation, and launch execution. Before CodexDeus, I spent 20 years inside high-stakes Los Angeles commercial real estate, closing 75+ transactions and more than $100M in deal volume, then turned that operator experience into software companies, client builds, personal products, and partnership projects. Clients work directly with me from product scope through production launch.
The clearest pressure test came in Austin: two first-place AI hackathon wins in 30 days. One was a solo industrial AI web app built and deployed in less than nine hours; the other was a team product taken from a late idea reset to a working web app, live deployment, demo, and presentation in less than 24 hours.
The Company
CodexDeus
CodexDeus is an Austin software development and venture studio. Paid clients can hire the studio for one complete $20,000 software product delivered within two months. Selected founders can be considered for deeper studio partnerships when they bring meaningful traction, distribution, customers, revenue, rights, or domain access. CodexDeus also develops ventures of its own. The name means Code of God, or Book of God: systems that look impossible until someone writes the code and makes them real.
Austin Builder Ecosystem
Showing up where Austin founders and builders meet.
David participates in public founder events and hands-on technology competitions across Austin. The connection is practical: showing up, meeting builders, entering competitions, and shipping working software.
Antler Austin
David's Austin hackathon work includes Factory Guardian, a first-place tie at the Antler × Zapdos Labs event, and TickyTalky, another first-place build after the team connection started through Antler.