Martin Marquez

Martin Marquez is an Argentine technology entrepreneur and early-stage startup operator. His LinkedIn profile identifies him as based in Greater Buenos Aires, currently associated with Renteric, and educated at ITBA Universidad from 1999 to 2005. His profile summary describes him as an entrepreneur and technology expert with more than 20 years of experience.

Marquez was one of the six ITBA-trained founders of Zauber, a custom software and internet applications company founded in early 2007 by Gabriel Baños, Martín Marquez, Andrés Moratti, Juan Codagnone, Mariano Cortesi, and Fernando Zunino. Wellfound lists him as a founder of Zauber and describes him as co-founder and CSO. Zauber’s listed markets include consumer internet, machine learning, web development, and big-data analytics.

Zauber later became the origin point for startup products including Flowics and Tribatics. Wellfound describes Flowics as a real-time visualization product for Twitter conversations and Tribatics as a real-time big-data product for behavioral and demographic analysis of social audiences. LA NACION reported in 2016 that Flowics evolved from Zauber’s earlier software-boutique model into a SaaS company focused on social-media marketing and audience engagement; the same article notes Marquez was no longer with the company by then.

Marquez is currently building Renteric, a rental-operations platform for Argentina. Renteric positions itself as software for independent landlords, boutique property managers, and professional operators, with functionality for leases, collections, maintenance, owner portals, tenant screening, WhatsApp messaging, AI document import, and reporting.

• Public sources do not show a formal written investment thesis or disclosed check size for Marquez.
• His visible pattern is technical, early-stage software: Zauber was an early software lab, and its products focused on consumer internet, web development, machine learning, big-data analytics, and social/audience analytics.
• He appears especially relevant for founders building operational SaaS in fragmented workflows. His Renteric activity frames the problem as rental management being spread across Excel, WhatsApp, folders, manual calculations, and lost follow-ups.
• His current founder activity suggests he values products that solve a concrete workflow problem and then need distribution, partnerships, sales pipeline, and go-to-market validation.
• Renteric’s product direction also shows interest in AI-enabled automation where AI reduces manual document import, screening, and repetitive operating work.