jordi amat · mexico city · engineer + facilitator

thirteen years an engineer. now a studio of one.

i'm jordi. thirteen years a senior engineer and technical lead — pwc, then startups, a founder — and a certified facilitator. these days i run a studio of one — astral labs — building the platforms behind founder-led practices: booking, payments, membership, the daily ops. i build them, and i stay to run them.

senior engineer· technical lead· founder· certified facilitator
Jordi Amat — engineer and facilitator, near Mazunte, Oaxaca
01 / who i build for

i build for teachers, healers, practitioners. because i'm one of them.

i could point this at anything. i point it at the people whose work i share a room with. they have the gift and the students. what they rarely have is the one person who wires the whole thing together — the site, the booking, the payments, the membership, the ai, the day-to-day ops — into a business that runs without them holding it up.

that's the job i do — not a tool they have to learn, not an agency that disappears after launch.

one person who builds the whole thing, and stays to run it.
02 / who i am

an engineer who lives in your world.

thirteen years shipping production software — enterprise rigor at PwC, founding-engineer and technical-lead roles, infrastructure i own and run myself, in production, today.

and a certified facilitator: kundalini teacher, thetahealing instructor, years in ceremony and men's work. so i can build the machine and sit in the room without breaking the spell. for a founder-led, soul-led practice, you usually need both.

"healing and building are the same work — you find where the friction is, you correct it, you redeploy. i don't do copper wiring. i do code."

what i don't do: big-team management, ML research, enterprise sales. systems that run a practice end to end — that's my lane. the full track record — thirteen years, eight roles, pwc to founding engineer — is the record →

03 / the turn

for thirteen years, this took a team. it doesn't anymore.

i built software the old way for thirteen years — a team per product, months per launch. then the math changed. i run my studio now as a fleet of ~26 agents that research, build, sell and ship around the clock. what used to need ten people, i ship in days, sometimes from a voice note on my phone.

the thirteen years didn't become useless — they became the thing that points the machine and catches it when it's wrong.

one person who builds like a team isn't the red flag it used to be. it's the reason this works.
04 / proof

i don't send decks. i send working things.

each was researched, designed, written and shipped by a system i built and run myself — then i crafted and approved every word and pixel that carries the client's name. fast where it can be; human where it has to be.

more live work — including full product demos you can click through — at the studio showroom →

05 / the long way here

i took the long way to this.

barcelona, then most of a decade an engineer in london. a hard turn — and breaking open, in tears, in a kundalini room. india, my wife, two kids, and the road to mexico city. healer and builder; i stopped splitting them a long time ago.

read the full story →

06 / what i do

today, the work runs through astral labs.

through the studio i replace a practice's scattered tools — bookings, payments, memberships, follow-ups, the admin — with one platform, then stay on to operate it. built once, run as a partnership, not a handoff.

the full picture — what it includes, the case studies, how engagements start — lives at the studio.

07 / three ways in

three ways in.

if you're doing your homework on me — good. ask me anything.