Our story
We built this for ourselves first.
Meaningful is a 35-person growth marketing agency. We spent years running projects, managing teams, and serving clients — without ever knowing, in real time, whether any of it was actually profitable. Supervisible is what we built when we couldn’t find the right tool for our size anywhere else.
Founded
2025
Born inside Meaningful agency
Agencies
Agency teams
Owners and operators planning client work
Focus
Capacity + margin
Staffing connected with project financials
The founders
Built by agency operators
Building from Miami and Mexico City.

Orlando is a growth marketer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Supervisible. He started Meaningful, a full-stack growth marketing agency, after working inside some of the fastest-growing companies in tech: Medium, Robinhood, BetterUp, DoorDash, Reforge, and others. That hands-on experience scaling growth at high-velocity teams gave him a front-row seat to a problem most agency operators know well: as client work grows, visibility into your team’s capacity doesn’t.
Supervisible is his answer to that. Built initially for Meaningful’s own operations, it gives agency leads a clear picture of who’s working on what, whether the team is over or under capacity, and whether the work is actually profitable — without timesheets or complex setup.
Outside of Supervisible, Orlando runs Meaningful and advises early-stage founders on go-to-market and growth strategy. He’s a limited partner at 0BS, Nascent, and 500 Startups, a mentor at Endeavor, and a regular contributor to Mexico Tech Week. He’s also a host of Accionables, a podcast about growth and entrepreneurship.

Alberto is a computer scientist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Supervisible. After a decade building and scaling tech products, he and Orlando created Supervisible out of a real problem they faced running Meaningful: the chaos that comes when a small team starts scaling fast.
Supervisible came from that frustration — the spreadsheets, the scheduling back-and-forth, the lack of visibility into who’s doing what and whether the work is actually profitable. Alberto brings a builder’s mindset to the product, combining his background in growth engineering, AI, and technical strategy — honed at companies like Raycast and Namecheap — to create something lean, opinionated, and genuinely useful for agency operators.
When he’s not working on Supervisible, he serves as a fractional CTO and tech advisor for startups across Latin America, and is a limited partner at 500 LatAm.
The operating problem
The plan lived in too many places.
At Meaningful, staffing, availability and project financials were difficult to review together. We needed to connect the people doing the work with the costs and commitments behind it.
The recurring questions were practical: who has room for the next project, how does a staffing change affect its margin, and what happens to the plan when someone is away?
Built inside Meaningful
An agency operating workflow.
We built Supervisible around those decisions. Clients, projects, assignments, working schedules and time off share the same operating context.
Planning uses allocations to look ahead without requiring daily timesheets. Recorded actuals help us compare delivery with the plan. Financial decisions still depend on the rates, costs, revenue model and period we are reviewing.
How we work
Keep the assumptions visible.
A projected margin is useful before committing to a scope change. It is also different from recorded project results or the agency’s net profit. We want the product and its explanations to make those distinctions clear.
The same principle applies to AI. A compatible assistant can work with authorized Supervisible data and supported actions. Review the proposed people, hours and dates before applying a staffing change.
Beyond our own agency
Built for owners and operators making the same decisions.
Our customer stories describe how teams including Moonshot Partners and Base Agency use Supervisible for workload and staffing visibility.
We continue to build around the agency operating routine: understand the work, check capacity, review costs and make the next decision with the team.
What we believe
Our values
Built by operators
We’ve lived every problem we’re solving. Supervisible came from the frustration of running a real agency — not from a product spec or a market map. That grounding shapes every decision we make.
Honest by default
We tell you what Supervisible does and what it doesn’t. We tell you who it’s for and who it isn’t. Clarity about our scope isn’t a limitation — it’s a promise that the things we do, we do well.
Simplicity is the feature
Keep the workflow understandable and the inputs visible. Start with the team, active projects, schedules and rates needed for the next staffing decision.
Small on purpose
We’re building for boutique agencies — teams that chose quality over scale, and are better for it. We understand that staying at 20 people is a feature, not a failure. That’s who we are too.
People behind the product
The Supervisible team
We’re the same team that runs Meaningful. We build Supervisible because we use it. Everyone you talk to at Supervisible has run projects, managed a team, and stared at a spreadsheet wondering if last month was actually good.
Orlando Osorio
Co-Founder
Alberto Sadde
Co-Founder
Barbara Galeano
Product Designer
Juan Mendez
Software Developer