About me

My name is Thomas di Luccio. I am based in Lyon, France. I'm a designer who became a product manager after some years in developer advocacy and product marketing, with code along the way.

I call myself a product builder because the label fits better than any title on a business card. My work lives where technology, storytelling, and sustainability meet: building things that point toward desirable futures.

I build tools that help people navigate complexity and choose well, as we face the Anthropocene and the climate crisis.

I believe in design as a force for resilience, joy, and emancipation; it helps people shape the future rather than merely adapt to it.

Storytelling is at the heart of how I work. It turns an idea into something people can see themselves in, something worth building toward.

My interest is structural, not speculative. I'm less drawn to which feature ships next or which product wins the quarter, and more to the relationship it creates between people, technology, and the systems they depend on: incentives, dependencies, second-order effects.

I write in public because it holds me to account. I write slowly and try to be right rather than fast.

Let's build worlds worth living in.