This is Marco Piazzi.
I run two64, an AI studio in Anguilla. I sell, I build AI agents and software, and I make brands that last.
two64.
My company. An AI studio in Anguilla, from the island that owns the .ai suffix.
It does three things for a business, and I'm in all of them: the apps and websites, the AI agents that work inside them, and the brand that makes people look twice.
One studio, the whole job.
Workflows that answer, book and follow up, so nobody types the same reply twice.
Argus.
Account intelligence that never sleeps. Every account in one living picture, and every insight traces to its source.
Built by a seller, for the people who look after key accounts.
Portfolio / Key accounts
Logistics and ports · Rotterdam · Owner Alex Morgan
Who decidesBuying centre
Dana Reyes, CFO
New economic buyer, no relationship yet
Email, 3 Oct
What they spendWallet, $2.05M a year
38%
Share of wallet across platform, cloud and analytics
Contract
What's at riskRenewal
$480,000
Annual value tied to three escalations this quarter
Case #4471
Where to growOpportunities
$1.24M
Fleet analytics rollout, data platform RFP in Q1
QBR, 12 Sep
Argus on a key account, Harbourline Logistics: annual value $2.19M across 9 products, $1.24M of open pipeline, 174 days to renewal and 47 signals read this month. Who decides: Dana Reyes, the new CFO, from an email on 3 October. What's at risk: $480,000 tied to three escalations, from case 4471. Each insight names its source.
I sell.
Most people don't like feeling sold to. So I start with the business, not the pitch.
What are they trying to do this year, and in five? What works right now, and what doesn't? I listen for the problem in their own words, then answer in that language. That's how enterprise deals across the Caribbean and LATAM in telecom and ICT turned into recurring revenue.
The pitch comes last.
- What are you trying to do this year?
- And in five years?
- What's working right now?
- What isn't, and what does it cost you?
I build AI agents.
Agents that do real work inside a business: read the signals, prep the meeting, draft the follow-up.
The rule I build to is simple. An agent has to show its working, so every answer carries the source it came from. Argus runs a team of them on every key account.
No answer without a source.
Argus agents · Account Review
- runAccount Review, Harbourline Logistics
- read47 signals this month
- foundDana Reyes joined as CFOEmail, 3 Oct
- foundThird escalation this quarterCase #4471
- flag$480,000 tied to the renewalContract
- nextBrief the new CFO before MarchQBR, 12 Sep
I build software.
Apps, websites and the tools in between, designed and shipped end to end.
Argus is the biggest thing I've built. This site is the smallest: a radio you can tune.
Shipped, not mocked up.
I make brands.
Names, marks, type, colour, and the film that carries them.
I made two64's identity and its showreel, and the film that introduces Argus. Same hands as the code, so the brand and the product never argue.
Taste is part of the product.
The short version.
Born and raised in Anguilla, to an Italian father and a Trinidadian mother.
I studied computer science at Leicester, then joined Apple in the UK. Then came enterprise sales in telecom and ICT, across the Caribbean and LATAM. Now I run two64 from Anguilla, and I build most of what it sells.
The island is home. The work goes anywhere.
Lines are open.
If any of this is useful to you, the easiest way in is a 30-minute call. Or find me on LinkedIn.