jordi amat · founding cto, twice · cdmx

give me the mess. i'll give you back
something you own.

i take over the systems your business already runs on and make them something you can trust again — and actually bill on. four weeks fixed, or days a week ongoing.

thirty minutes. no deck. no pitch.

you own it code in your repo · no lock-in
founding cto ×2 my name on the outcome
ai agent fleet a team's output · i review every line

track record: pwc · movebubble · just insurance · hostology · see the work

who this is for

this is for you if.

your software already makes money. the problem isn't traffic or a redesign — it's that you've quietly stopped trusting the thing that pays your bills.

the fear

you've stopped trusting it

your software makes money and you've quietly stopped trusting it. releases go out and you hold your breath.

no one senior

you sign off on instinct

architecture, vendors, hires — you decide with no senior engineer in the room to catch the expensive mistake.

no read

you can't get a straight read

you can't see what's actually happening inside the thing that pays your bills, and no one gives it to you straight.

won't scale

it won't survive 10x

it works today. you know it won't survive the next 10x, and right now nobody owns that.

if you're validating an idea or want a pretty marketing site, i'm the wrong call — and i'll tell you so on the phone.

how it works

call. scope. ship.

call → scope in writing → i own it and ship. no proposal theater, no hours billed.

01

the call

thirty minutes. you walk me through the system you've stopped trusting. i tell you straight if i'm the right person.

02

scope in writing

i write down exactly what i'll own, what you'll get, and what it costs — all fixed before you commission anything. that written scope is the contract.

03

i own it and ship

four weeks fixed, or days a week ongoing. code lands in your repo, on your infra. you own all of it — walk away and it still runs.

the offer

one offer. two ways to buy.

same engineer, same accountability, whichever way you buy. the only thing that changes is how much surface area you hand me. priced by scope, never by the hour.

way one · from $2,500

the four-week fix

one broken thing you already know about — a checkout you don't trust, an integration that drops orders, an app that won't hold its users. scoped in writing before you pay a cent. i own it, i ship it in four weeks, and you own all of it at the end — code in your repo, on your infra.

book a call →

way two · $8k–$12k / month

the embedded operator

i take the revenue-critical system off your plate for real — in your slack, your repo, your standups, accountable for the outcome, not a report. part-time on the calendar, full ownership of the thing. month to month, cancel with 30 days. i earn it every month.

book a call →

quiet · edge case

powered-by

a venture that isn't yet at the scale to pay full freight, but is clearly worth building. i run the machine under your name and we structure it so it works for both of us. rare, and by conversation only.

talk it through →

quiet · edge case

partner / equity

for a venture i believe in, i'll take a real stake and own the technical outcome as a principal, not a vendor. rare, and only when the fit is obvious to both of us.

talk it through →

not sure which one is you? that's the call. scope is locked in writing before you pay · you own it, no lock-in · if it's healthier than you feared, i tell you and we stop.

Jordi Amat

why me

advisors advise. i own the outcome.

founding cto, twice. i've built and run the engineering a company's revenue depends on, from zero, with my name on the outcome.

shipped where being wrong was expensive. pwc · movebubble · just insurance · hostology.

i deliver with a fleet of ai agents i run and review. that's how one senior engineer ships what used to take a team — every line has a human who owns it and can answer for it. no ungoverned generation, no slop landing in the system you already stopped trusting.

he took the Movebubble Agent app from a prototype to a fully functioning, cross-platform mobile app — now a vital part of the business. — tom allen, technical lead, movebubble

recent work is live in the work — look before you call.

the first step is a call

a call,
not a pitch.

thirty minutes. you walk me through the system you've stopped trusting. i tell you straight whether i'm the right person and which door fits. worst case, you leave with a clearer map of what's actually wrong.

  • scope locked in writing before you pay a cent
  • you own it — code in your repo, no lock-in
  • honest diagnosis — if it's healthier than you feared, i say so

i take on a small number of engagements at a time, so the work stays mine — not a junior's. buying as a team or board? the written scope is a document you can circulate. prefer email? jordi@fromastral.com.

no spam. i reply within one business day to set a time.