The person before the work.
Jerez de la Frontera · 2007
I was born in Jerez de la Frontera in 2007. What hasn't changed is the energy I bring to other people — and where I choose to spend it. Since I was young I've sought out the company of older people: sitting with them, listening, keeping them company. In a world quick to forget its elders, I treat that attention as a form of worth.
It carries into everything I build. The constant is a human touch — the conviction that a system, a product, a piece of work should be able to change the day of whoever receives it. I love building; I love even more that when I rise, I bring people with me and leave no one behind.
My reading runs through psychology, anthropology, and humanist, Stoic, and Buddhist thought. My Stoicism isn't the resignation of endured pain but its inverse — suffering as the fuel of growth, something to be metabolized rather than merely survived.
“El dolor de sufrimiento es mucho más valioso que la salud que no permite el sufrimiento.”
The pain of suffering is far more valuable than a health that allows no suffering.
One way of working, several ventures.
I run one company, InfinityOps, that sits above everything else I build and keeps it organized — an online-store business that runs itself, a gaming community, and websites I build for clients. Every one of them is built to actually work, all the way through, not thrown together as a demo.
- The home base
InfinityOps — the roof over the rest
Set up the home base that holds all my ventures together and keeps each one steady as it grows.
- A venture of mine
CommonWealth Ops
Built the software that runs an online store on its own — and the look and feel this very portfolio is built from.
- A venture of mine
KobiiCraft
Started a Spanish-speaking Minecraft world built to be kind — a place kids come back to.
- 2026
Regina Margherita
Built and launched a three-language website for a group of Neapolitan pizzerias — menu, bookings, and easy to find.
What I build
Everything from a business's website to the software that runs the whole company.
How I build it
The whole thing, finished and working — not a mockup, not a slice. It has to hold up the day someone real uses it.
My rule
If it isn't real, it isn't here. Unfinished work stays off this page until it works.