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Typography

Building your own website using a typeface made by one of your friends is a different kind of flex. I’m using Larida, a modern sans-serif designed by my buddy Víctor Ortiz.
The one used in code blocks is San Francisco Mono.

Technology

Website built using Astro and Blossom Carousel.
Analytics by Plausible.


Tools

For the curious, these are the tools I use on a daily basis:

Motion

After Effects, Cavalry, TouchDesigner, Blender, p5.js, three.js, Ableton Live for sound

Productivity

My setup is very simple: I use Apple Calendar, Mail and Reminders, and Notion to keep track of projects.
I save my motion references locally with Eagle, and the static ones live on Are.na.
All my files are stored in Dropbox if they’re work-related and in Google Drive if they’re personal, organised using the PARA method. Everything development-related is under a GitHub repo.
Other tools I use a lot are Raycast, Pica for font management, OBS for video recordings and ScreenStudio for short screenrecordings.

I exclusively design in Figma.

After Effects setup

The core of my producitivity comes from using FX Console, custom keyboard shortcuts and MoBar with an extensive collection of custom-made scripts.

For plugins, I use Labels for layer organisation, KeyStone for keyframes, and Flow for easings. Other essentials are Overlord, Copy Pasta, Type, Ease Copy and Colors.

As for effects, I use Sapphire Suite, FXAA, Nisai Stroke, ReRamp and VC Color Vibrance on almost every project.

Coding setup

My main IDE is Zed and my terminal of choice is Ghostty where I use oh-my-zsh, and when I want to feel like a pro editing files on the fly I use nvim with LazyVim. Currently, I commit using GitHub Desktop.
I have a repo with my dotfiles.

For AI-assisted development, I use mainly Cursor combining hard-thinking models like Opus or GPT on plan mode and Composer for executing. I also use Claude Code for non-interface projects like libraries or scripts.
I complement it with a curated selection of skills for best practices.