Founder of Livit Hub Bali and Remote Skills Academy, CEO Livit International. Venture builder, angel investor. Building a personal website, a content system, a personal CRM, an MCP-enabled assistant that helps with high-stakes documents and an inbox triage layer.
A personal CRM with real contact history. Inbox triage that sorts by what counts as a priority for her, not a generic founder. A content layer that keeps her voice, with light editing and brand-consistent formatting. A consolidation of years of notes spread across Google Workspace, Evernote, and three other places.
The website migration off Squarespace is queued. A content analysis pipeline is already feeding the inspiration tab of her dashboard. She has renamed the morning script to "work start" because that is what an architect does: takes the default, edits it, makes it hers.
Lavinia's root system is the consolidation layer she has been looking for. It runs underneath her businesses, her inbox, her writing, and her decisions, and it stays hers.
Years of resisting the idea, because nothing felt safe or specific enough. A local-first CRM that holds her people, the history of every conversation, and the context she needs before she replies. Stored in Supabase she owns, not a SaaS dashboard she rents.
Sorted and surfaced by what matters to her, in her own words, in her own files. The system reads through the noise and points to what needs her attention. She handles those, and the rest can wait.
Light editing, repurposing across platforms, brand-consistent formatting. She stays the voice. Her thought leadership is treated as an asset, never as a flywheel that runs without her.
Her content analysis already feeds into a dashboard she can look at. What she has been thinking about, what is worth coming back to, what is ready to write. One view, fed from the system underneath.
Her Substack and LinkedIn analysed for the patterns her best writing already takes. A writing-from-conversation flow asks her questions, then drafts in that shape. She stays the voice. The system handles the scaffolding.
She has fed the system her goals, her history, the reasons she is where she is. When she asks it to help her think through a move or a focus decision, it considers all of that. The output reads like advice from someone who actually knows her.
Queued for Sprint 2. The site moves out of a template product and into the same root system that already runs everything else.
"I've never had a VA because trying to train someone on my business and the context that comes with all aspects of it didn't feel worth the time and energy investment - as that person can walk out the door as soon as you're done. But now Claude Code might actually be that VA that can hold all the context and help with everything."
Lavinia
Lavinia's system is hers. Yours will look nothing like it. That's the point.
Hear Lavinia and the four other sprint graduates tell their stories at Girls Who Claude Code.