Cinematic
websites
Sites that move like film. A property that isn't built yet, a builder's work coming together, a studio's own engine room. Each one tells its story as you scroll, and the owner keeps it current from a CMS.
I'm a product designer who builds. You get the website people see, and behind it, the system you run your week from. Then Smith, the AI I run my own company on, works it with you.
Real businesses, still running on it. Tap one.







Smith works the back office for you, over WhatsApp, Telegram or the web. It remembers. Anything that changes something waits for your yes.
Product design is where I started. AI is how one person now does the work of a studio. This is the range, all of it work I've shipped.
Sites that move like film. A property that isn't built yet, a builder's work coming together, a studio's own engine room. Each one tells its story as you scroll, and the owner keeps it current from a CMS.
Films directed with AI video tools, and 3D built in Blender. A cinematic space shot, an albatross dive that mixes a Blender render with AI video, and a product render for a gin label.
Animation built as code and rendered to video. A brand film, a stop-motion wizard duel made in Blender and driven by Python, and data stories where every number lands on cue because it comes straight from the data.
Reels for Instagram and TikTok, from the hook in the first second to the caption. Three AI characters, each with their own voice: one teaches AI, one asks the questions, one crashes whatever is trending.
The core of it. A Mac app for running AI agents, a browser game, MCP servers that let AI read a business's own data, and the CRMs, CMSs and booking systems owners run themselves. Designed first, then built and shipped.






An ordinary day at AIwithDiego, run by talking to Smith.
Calendar, inbox, what's due. Written before I'm up.
Prepped before. Actions written after.
What's new in AI, tested against what I offer.
Design review, tests, security. Then it ships.
Client sites updated and watched for errors.
Written down. Tomorrow starts where today stopped.
Three quick questions, then Smith emails you where he'd start, with a copy to Diego. Only your email is required.
Your answers and email are only used to send this and for Diego to reply. Ask Diego any time and he'll delete them.