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Andrea Della Porta

Mobile Manager @ Capgemini
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Born in Rome in 1994, passionate about mobile development since forever. Andrea has been a technology enthusiast for as long as he can remember. He started developing his first Java programs in his early high school years, but with the advent of smartphones, he quickly fell in love with the mobile world. His experience started in Switzerland for an Android project in the medical field and continued for large companies such as NTT Data and Deloitte, until he got to his current Capgemini. Over the years he has developed applications with large user bases for various industries, specializing in native Android development, Flutter and now Kotlin Multiplatform.
His life is not only programming, but also football, padel and an obsession with Lego!

The model is not the feature: designing invisible AI for mobile apps

Everyone is adding “AI” to their app, but most implementations still look like a chatbot bolted onto an existing product. This talk takes a different path: how do you design mobile features where AI disappears into the experience and still does something genuinely useful?

We will build a production-minded architecture for invisible AI features on mobile using task-specific flows instead of a single giant assistant. The session covers on-device and hybrid inference, model routing, structured outputs, retrieval, fallback policies, token and latency budgets, battery impact, offline behavior, observability, and evaluation. By the end, attendees will have a blueprint for features like smart compose, intent routing, content triage, extraction, summarization, and proactive assistance that feel like product design—not a demo.

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