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Sixteen surfaces for one document

The markdown is rendered once, by one component; everything below is a class on the frame around it. That is why there can be sixteen — a skin cannot drift from the others on how a table or a code fence comes out, because only one piece of code decides.

Real indexed text, two documents. The essay is About, Jorge Ferreiro (845 words); the heading-dense one is Sessions 2026. Showing them on lorem would let half of these look better than they are.

01

Apple Notes

shippingSee it on the real page →

No border, no card shadow — Notes separates the note from the app by fill alone, and a 1px line around it is what makes a document read as a component. The title is the first line, in the body font at 1.9x, with a hairline under it. That rule is the whole tell. Best all-rounder here and the current default.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

02

Stationery

essays onlySee it on the real page →

Cream, serif, 58ch measure, indented paragraphs after the first. Reads beautifully and says the wrong thing: a letter is one person writing to one person, and a pricing page is neither. Right for an essay, actively misleading on docs.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

03

System 7 window

strongSee it on the real page →

Lifted from stealshot's studio. Three rules carry it — shadows do not blur, borders are black and exactly 1px, and the title sits in a knocked-out box so the pinstripes do not run through it. That last detail is what dates it correctly. Loud, but it makes a document feel like a FILE, which is what these are.

jorgeferreiro.com/about.md
About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

04

Open on a MacBook Pro

marketing onlySee it on the real page →

The article scrolls inside the lid, which is the point — a laptop showing the whole document is just a border. Costs a fixed 30rem of height and a nested scroll, so it is a showcase element for a homepage shelf and wrong as the reading surface on /p/.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

05

Vintage Mac word processor

strongSee it on the real page →

Dead toolbar, a ruler with tab stops, then a white page floating on grey with a hard shadow. The page-on-a-desk is the idea: every word processor since MacWrite has drawn the document as a sheet with edges, and that is what makes a wall of text feel finite. The most 'this is a document' of the ten.

jorgeferreiro.com/about.md
About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

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06

cat the file

keep as a tabSee it on the real page →

The only one that does not render the markdown — it shows the source, with line numbers and four colours of syntax. Honest for a terminal-shaped surface, and genuinely the view somebody piping this into a model wants: it is byte-for-byte what /api/content/:id.md serves.

cat jorgeferreiro.com/about.md
From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco. **Silicon Valley entrepreneur**, **software engineer**, and **content creator**. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run. -   [info@jorgeferreiro.com](mailto:info@jorgeferreiro.com) [Work with me](https://jorgeferreiro.com/contact) ![Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board](https://jorgeferreiro.com/images/about/about_jorge_ferreiro.png) $50MARR scaled at StreamYard 10AI products shipped 2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube 30kGitHub contributions Companies I’ve built & worked with amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin ## I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow. Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite). I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love. Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer. My story hi, i'm jorge. i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe). it all started with a crime. when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website. ![Jorge and his sisters as kids](https://jorgeferreiro.com/images/about/story/lara-marta-jorge-arrow.jpg)*me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal* it felt like literal magic. i was hooked. ![Jorge's first computer](https://jorgeferreiro.com/images/about/story/first-computer.jpg)*my first website ✨* i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since. but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code. *…trimmed for the lab.*
07

Vending machine

changelogsSee it on the real page →

The only exhibit that makes the document's STRUCTURE the object instead of its prose. Splits on `##`, one slot per section with a code and a coil. A forty-heading changelog IS a vending machine — nobody ever read one top to bottom — and it is nonsense on a single-argument essay.

A1

Opening

Charting the future of payments

A2

Agentic commerce under the hood

Agentic commerce is an entirely new type of sales channel—one where algorithms evaluate your products, initiate transactions, and return as customers. Learn about the production challenges in making catalogs legible to a

A3

Agentic payments: The next frontier of digital transactions

Join Soha Hohnecker, global head of sales and marketing at Amazon Agentic Payments, and Kalyani Koppisetti, Principal Partner Solution Architect at AWS, for a look at how agentic commerce is reshaping payments. As agents

A4

All accounted for: What it takes to centralize revenue operations

Learn what it takes to build finance systems at scale and automate your revenue operations—including tax, compliance, accounting, and data—and why it’s worth it. See the implementation choices that matter and the ongoing

A5

Auth for the agentic era

Stripe is building the financial rails for agents, but rails need guardrails. Most agents today are still authenticated with static API keys and shared credentials built for humans. As agents begin to transact autonomous

A6

Best of both rails: Fiat infrastructure meets stablecoin speed

Cross-border payments and banking often require trade-offs: speed or cost, reach or reliability. Learn how fintech companies are combining Stripe’s fiat infrastructure with the speed and efficiency of stablecoins to reac

A7

Beyond authentication: How biometric recognition is reshaping commerce

Biometric identity is moving commerce from authentication to recognition—enabling faster checkout, stronger security, and more personalized experiences. In this session, Verifone explores how identity-based experiences a

A8

Beyond checkout: Where agentic commerce actually starts

Most agentic commerce discussions start at checkout. But the structural shift begins earlier, in how agents discover products, evaluate options, and act on behalf of consumers. In this session, Klarna will examine what f

B1

Building security-first Stripe integrations

This session covers the most common security pitfalls when building Stripe integrations—exposed keys, misconfigured webhooks, authentication gaps—and how to design with a secure-by-default approach using Stripe’s latest

B2

Building trust in agent‑driven commerce

As agents move from discovery to decision‑making and execution, trust becomes the foundation of agent‑driven commerce. In this fireside conversation, Mastercard explores how financial ecosystems can enable secure, scalab

B3

Calculated risks: A blueprint for scaling safely

For SaaS platforms, risk management is often thought of as a brake on growth. It doesn’t have to be. Learn how a new approach to risk can help you onboard users faster, enter markets with confidence, and automate decisio

B4

Checkout, BNPL, and agentic commerce: What’s changing

Businesses across the Stripe ecosystem are using buy now, pay later (BNPL) payment methods to increase conversion, unify online and in-store checkout, and expand globally with flexible financing. In this session, Affirm

B5

Developer keynote

Many developers now start an integration with an AI editor, not a docs page. When there’s an agent between you and the API, everything changes: how products are discovered, behavior is verified, and trust is enforced. Le

B6

Digital wallets as global money accounts

Whether your users are in Lagos or Los Angeles, digital wallets enable you to offer a full financial experience directly inside your product—balances, yield, payouts, cards. And it’s all powered by open rails and stablec

B7

Economists on AI: Labor markets and structural shifts

AI is already reshaping how companies operate, but the bigger shifts are macroeconomic—changes to labor markets, financial systems, and how entire industries are structured. Stripe’s Ernie Tedeschi hosts a conversation w

B8

Extensibility with Scripts and Workflows

Scripts and Workflows let you build inside Stripe, not just on top of it. See how to program custom logic—from discount models to event-driven automations—with live demos and debugging strategies. Learn when to reach for

C1

Finding the formula: The new economics of SaaS pricing

AI compute costs can complicate seat-based pricing. This session covers how SaaS companies are moving to hybrid models—when to charge per seat, based on usage, or both—and the operational trade-offs that come with each.

C2

From integration to optimization: How support plans drive results for platforms

A payment flow that’s costing more than it should. An authorization rate that could be higher. A feature that’s been sitting unused. Businesses on Stripe that work with their technical account managers (TAMs) often find

C3

Getting payments pricing right for your SaaS platform

How you price payments can shape how your SaaS platform grows. Learn about designing pricing strategies across customer segments, testing new models without breaking what’s working, and iterating as you scale. See indust

C4

Global by default

Building a global business from the outset requires managing localized checkout experiences, cross-border payments, and tax compliance across multiple jurisdictions. Learn from companies that launched internationally fro

C5

How AI changes the fight against fraud

As AI evolves, so does fraud. Companies face new threats, from free trial abuse to risks associated with agentic commerce. Learn about emerging fraud patterns, how to defend against them, and how AI-driven fraud tools ca

C6

How Anthropic treats pricing as a product

AI is reshaping how companies monetize. Usage-based pricing makes spend and value inseparable, and customers expect real-time visibility, predictability, and control. Hear how Anthropic and PwC are approaching this shift

C7

How Lovable turned pricing into a growth strategy

Lovable, one of the fastest-growing AI companies, adjusted their pricing ten times in one year. Elena Verna, Head of Growth, explains why—and how. From adopting usage-based billing to building and testing entirely new pr

C8

How Transformco unified home service payments from booking to front door

Home service businesses juggle booking, dispatch, and field payments across disconnected systems. Transformco is pulling those pieces together—collecting payment at booking, giving technicians mobile payment tools on-sit

D1

Inside the AI economy: What Stripe’s data reveals

AI companies are growing faster, selling globally by default, and monetizing earlier. See the data behind the growth: how AI has collapsed the cost of launching, how the fastest-growing companies are adapting their prici

D2

Launch and scale a financing program with Stripe Capital

Learn how to add financing to your platform and scale it effectively—from choosing the right integration approach to identifying which user segments drive the best results to optimizing your program over time. Get indust

D3

Lowering the barrier to first charge: How agents are growing the economy

The distance between an idea and a first charge is shrinking fast, and that has implications for the entire economy. Experienced engineers are shipping in hours what used to take weeks. First-time builders with no coding

D4

Machine payments and the protocols behind agentic commerce

Agents are already economic actors. They consume tokens, call paid APIs, and transact on behalf of customers. A new type of agentic infrastructure is emerging to support them, from protocols such as MCP for tool discover

D5

Managing money at scale: Treasury as a feature, not a department

Managing money across borders, currencies, and providers is complex. And the landscape keeps shifting—from stablecoins and new rails to multicurrency demands. Stripe’s treasurer discusses how to accept, manage, and move

D6

Maximizing payments adoption for platforms

The success of an embedded payments business depends on adoption, but many of the most effective tactics are underused. Learn how leading platforms are driving attach rates with new features, strategic pricing, and marke

D7

Meet the new marketplace: AI, embedded finance, and borderless payouts

More businesses are adopting a marketplace model to reach new customers. But the model itself is changing. Marketplaces aren’t just connecting buyers and sellers anymore; they’re becoming financial ecosystems by embeddin

D8

More PSPs, more problems? When adding multiple processors pays off

Adding a second processor seems like an easy path to savings, but integration costs, reliability risks, and operational overhead often follow. Building products like Stripe Orchestration has meant working closely with bu

E1

New channels on the block: Agentic commerce for platforms

Hear perspectives from leading platforms in the agentic commerce space on how they’re reshaping product discovery, branding, and checkout experiences. View talk Charting the future of payments

E2

Open for agents: The programmable storefront

Your next website visitor might not scroll, click menus, or read your content. They might be an agent parsing your catalog and attempting to check out, or a customer expecting to converse in natural language. This sessio

E3

Preparing for agent-to-agent commerce

Today, agents help people shop. Soon, they’ll buy from other agents, negotiating, comparing, and completing purchases autonomously. See use cases emerging across industries and learn how to ready your business for agent-

E4

Prime time: Building infrastructure for the next era of streaming

Learn how media companies are staying agile as they face the shift to direct-to-consumer models, increased pressure for profitability, and the fight against churn. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at how FOX One built

E5

Product roadmap: Payments and Radar

Hear about the latest updates to Stripe’s payments and fraud products—new capabilities to help you sell everywhere, maximize revenue, and reduce fraud and risk. View talk Designing adaptive revenue models

E6

Product roadmap: Revenue

Get a first look at what’s next for our billing, invoicing, tax, revenue recognition and reporting products. Discover how we’re building the Stripe Revenue suite for the AI economy—supporting flexible usage-based pricing

E7

Product roadmap: SaaS platforms

New ways to manage risk. New ways to monetize. New ways to move faster. Learn about our latest platform product launches, and see what’s coming next. View talk Advancing developer craft

E8

Programmable Stripe: Custom objects, custom apps, zero infrastructure

Your business has its own language—vehicles, not products; rentals, not payments. Until now, bridging that gap meant metadata workarounds and external databases. Not anymore. In this session, we build a full-stack applic

F1

Retail rewired: Unified commerce for the age of AI and instant gratification

Consumers now move across six or more touchpoints before purchase, expecting experiences to feel connected and contextual. But fragmented systems—disconnected inventory, payment, and customer data—make that hard to deliv

F2

Rethinking customer loyalty with stablecoins

Learn how stablecoins open up loyalty programs and boost retention by turning rewards into programmable money that customers can move freely across brands. View talk Designing adaptive revenue models

F3

Room to grow: Building a tax function that scales with you

The tax function looks different at every stage of growth for an enterprise. A startup automating sales tax faces different challenges than a company scaling across new markets or an enterprise managing obligations in do

F4

Splitting the check: Architecting multiparty payment flows

Marketplaces, platforms, and multiparty products share common architectural challenges. This session covers how to build payment flows that split funds among recipients, route transfers based on custom logic, and scale a

F5

Stablecoins and the new regulatory reality

Stablecoin regulation is moving fast. Around the world, new rules are emerging for how stablecoins can be issued, held, and used. Learn how increasing regulatory clarity is driving adoption, which new use cases are emerg

F6

The agentic front office: From funnel to growth engine

Marketing generates and converts demand. Sales closes it. Service helps customers. Those boundaries made sense when humans ran every step—but the division of labor is shifting. As front-office work becomes agent-driven,

F7

The agentic shift: New research from BCG

Hear what Boston Consulting Group has found about the shift to agentic commerce—who’s shopping, why, and what it means for businesses trying to sell to them. Explore research about how consumers are behaving, what it mea

F8

The payments balancing act

Authorization rates, transaction costs, fraud prevention—optimizing too much for one can impact the others, and these relationships shift as your business grows and markets change. Hear how to benchmark your payments per

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Typescript

strongSee it on the real page →

Courier, double spaced, red margin rule, folio top right. The double spacing is not decoration — a manuscript is double spaced because the gaps are where the edits go — and it happens to be the most readable this corpus ever looks at length. Costs about 2.5x the vertical space of Notes.

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About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

09

Thermal receipt

noveltySee it on the real page →

46ch, monospace, torn at both ends with a repeating conic gradient. Deliberately impractical, and that is the finding: perfect for one changelog entry, unusable for an essay, and it hides images entirely. Included so the trade is visible rather than assumed.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

…trimmed for the lab.

words91
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Library index cards

browse surfaceSee it on the real page →

One ruled card per `##`, red header rule where a real 5x3 has it. The blue rules are locked to the line-height so the text sits ON them — a pixel out and it reads as stripes behind text. Closest thing here to what a reference library actually feels like, and it throws away the prose.

A1

Opening

Charting the future of payments

A2

Agentic commerce under the hood

Agentic commerce is an entirely new type of sales channel—one where algorithms evaluate your products, initiate transactions, and return as customers. Learn about the production challenges in making catalogs legible to a

A3

Agentic payments: The next frontier of digital transactions

Join Soha Hohnecker, global head of sales and marketing at Amazon Agentic Payments, and Kalyani Koppisetti, Principal Partner Solution Architect at AWS, for a look at how agentic commerce is reshaping payments. As agents

A4

All accounted for: What it takes to centralize revenue operations

Learn what it takes to build finance systems at scale and automate your revenue operations—including tax, compliance, accounting, and data—and why it’s worth it. See the implementation choices that matter and the ongoing

A5

Auth for the agentic era

Stripe is building the financial rails for agents, but rails need guardrails. Most agents today are still authenticated with static API keys and shared credentials built for humans. As agents begin to transact autonomous

A6

Best of both rails: Fiat infrastructure meets stablecoin speed

Cross-border payments and banking often require trade-offs: speed or cost, reach or reliability. Learn how fintech companies are combining Stripe’s fiat infrastructure with the speed and efficiency of stablecoins to reac

A7

Beyond authentication: How biometric recognition is reshaping commerce

Biometric identity is moving commerce from authentication to recognition—enabling faster checkout, stronger security, and more personalized experiences. In this session, Verifone explores how identity-based experiences a

A8

Beyond checkout: Where agentic commerce actually starts

Most agentic commerce discussions start at checkout. But the structural shift begins earlier, in how agents discover products, evaluate options, and act on behalf of consumers. In this session, Klarna will examine what f

B1

Building security-first Stripe integrations

This session covers the most common security pitfalls when building Stripe integrations—exposed keys, misconfigured webhooks, authentication gaps—and how to design with a secure-by-default approach using Stripe’s latest

B2

Building trust in agent‑driven commerce

As agents move from discovery to decision‑making and execution, trust becomes the foundation of agent‑driven commerce. In this fireside conversation, Mastercard explores how financial ecosystems can enable secure, scalab

B3

Calculated risks: A blueprint for scaling safely

For SaaS platforms, risk management is often thought of as a brake on growth. It doesn’t have to be. Learn how a new approach to risk can help you onboard users faster, enter markets with confidence, and automate decisio

B4

Checkout, BNPL, and agentic commerce: What’s changing

Businesses across the Stripe ecosystem are using buy now, pay later (BNPL) payment methods to increase conversion, unify online and in-store checkout, and expand globally with flexible financing. In this session, Affirm

B5

Developer keynote

Many developers now start an integration with an AI editor, not a docs page. When there’s an agent between you and the API, everything changes: how products are discovered, behavior is verified, and trust is enforced. Le

B6

Digital wallets as global money accounts

Whether your users are in Lagos or Los Angeles, digital wallets enable you to offer a full financial experience directly inside your product—balances, yield, payouts, cards. And it’s all powered by open rails and stablec

B7

Economists on AI: Labor markets and structural shifts

AI is already reshaping how companies operate, but the bigger shifts are macroeconomic—changes to labor markets, financial systems, and how entire industries are structured. Stripe’s Ernie Tedeschi hosts a conversation w

B8

Extensibility with Scripts and Workflows

Scripts and Workflows let you build inside Stripe, not just on top of it. See how to program custom logic—from discount models to event-driven automations—with live demos and debugging strategies. Learn when to reach for

C1

Finding the formula: The new economics of SaaS pricing

AI compute costs can complicate seat-based pricing. This session covers how SaaS companies are moving to hybrid models—when to charge per seat, based on usage, or both—and the operational trade-offs that come with each.

C2

From integration to optimization: How support plans drive results for platforms

A payment flow that’s costing more than it should. An authorization rate that could be higher. A feature that’s been sitting unused. Businesses on Stripe that work with their technical account managers (TAMs) often find

C3

Getting payments pricing right for your SaaS platform

How you price payments can shape how your SaaS platform grows. Learn about designing pricing strategies across customer segments, testing new models without breaking what’s working, and iterating as you scale. See indust

C4

Global by default

Building a global business from the outset requires managing localized checkout experiences, cross-border payments, and tax compliance across multiple jurisdictions. Learn from companies that launched internationally fro

C5

How AI changes the fight against fraud

As AI evolves, so does fraud. Companies face new threats, from free trial abuse to risks associated with agentic commerce. Learn about emerging fraud patterns, how to defend against them, and how AI-driven fraud tools ca

C6

How Anthropic treats pricing as a product

AI is reshaping how companies monetize. Usage-based pricing makes spend and value inseparable, and customers expect real-time visibility, predictability, and control. Hear how Anthropic and PwC are approaching this shift

C7

How Lovable turned pricing into a growth strategy

Lovable, one of the fastest-growing AI companies, adjusted their pricing ten times in one year. Elena Verna, Head of Growth, explains why—and how. From adopting usage-based billing to building and testing entirely new pr

C8

How Transformco unified home service payments from booking to front door

Home service businesses juggle booking, dispatch, and field payments across disconnected systems. Transformco is pulling those pieces together—collecting payment at booking, giving technicians mobile payment tools on-sit

D1

Inside the AI economy: What Stripe’s data reveals

AI companies are growing faster, selling globally by default, and monetizing earlier. See the data behind the growth: how AI has collapsed the cost of launching, how the fastest-growing companies are adapting their prici

D2

Launch and scale a financing program with Stripe Capital

Learn how to add financing to your platform and scale it effectively—from choosing the right integration approach to identifying which user segments drive the best results to optimizing your program over time. Get indust

D3

Lowering the barrier to first charge: How agents are growing the economy

The distance between an idea and a first charge is shrinking fast, and that has implications for the entire economy. Experienced engineers are shipping in hours what used to take weeks. First-time builders with no coding

D4

Machine payments and the protocols behind agentic commerce

Agents are already economic actors. They consume tokens, call paid APIs, and transact on behalf of customers. A new type of agentic infrastructure is emerging to support them, from protocols such as MCP for tool discover

D5

Managing money at scale: Treasury as a feature, not a department

Managing money across borders, currencies, and providers is complex. And the landscape keeps shifting—from stablecoins and new rails to multicurrency demands. Stripe’s treasurer discusses how to accept, manage, and move

D6

Maximizing payments adoption for platforms

The success of an embedded payments business depends on adoption, but many of the most effective tactics are underused. Learn how leading platforms are driving attach rates with new features, strategic pricing, and marke

D7

Meet the new marketplace: AI, embedded finance, and borderless payouts

More businesses are adopting a marketplace model to reach new customers. But the model itself is changing. Marketplaces aren’t just connecting buyers and sellers anymore; they’re becoming financial ecosystems by embeddin

D8

More PSPs, more problems? When adding multiple processors pays off

Adding a second processor seems like an easy path to savings, but integration costs, reliability risks, and operational overhead often follow. Building products like Stripe Orchestration has meant working closely with bu

E1

New channels on the block: Agentic commerce for platforms

Hear perspectives from leading platforms in the agentic commerce space on how they’re reshaping product discovery, branding, and checkout experiences. View talk Charting the future of payments

E2

Open for agents: The programmable storefront

Your next website visitor might not scroll, click menus, or read your content. They might be an agent parsing your catalog and attempting to check out, or a customer expecting to converse in natural language. This sessio

E3

Preparing for agent-to-agent commerce

Today, agents help people shop. Soon, they’ll buy from other agents, negotiating, comparing, and completing purchases autonomously. See use cases emerging across industries and learn how to ready your business for agent-

E4

Prime time: Building infrastructure for the next era of streaming

Learn how media companies are staying agile as they face the shift to direct-to-consumer models, increased pressure for profitability, and the fight against churn. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at how FOX One built

E5

Product roadmap: Payments and Radar

Hear about the latest updates to Stripe’s payments and fraud products—new capabilities to help you sell everywhere, maximize revenue, and reduce fraud and risk. View talk Designing adaptive revenue models

E6

Product roadmap: Revenue

Get a first look at what’s next for our billing, invoicing, tax, revenue recognition and reporting products. Discover how we’re building the Stripe Revenue suite for the AI economy—supporting flexible usage-based pricing

E7

Product roadmap: SaaS platforms

New ways to manage risk. New ways to monetize. New ways to move faster. Learn about our latest platform product launches, and see what’s coming next. View talk Advancing developer craft

E8

Programmable Stripe: Custom objects, custom apps, zero infrastructure

Your business has its own language—vehicles, not products; rentals, not payments. Until now, bridging that gap meant metadata workarounds and external databases. Not anymore. In this session, we build a full-stack applic

F1

Retail rewired: Unified commerce for the age of AI and instant gratification

Consumers now move across six or more touchpoints before purchase, expecting experiences to feel connected and contextual. But fragmented systems—disconnected inventory, payment, and customer data—make that hard to deliv

F2

Rethinking customer loyalty with stablecoins

Learn how stablecoins open up loyalty programs and boost retention by turning rewards into programmable money that customers can move freely across brands. View talk Designing adaptive revenue models

F3

Room to grow: Building a tax function that scales with you

The tax function looks different at every stage of growth for an enterprise. A startup automating sales tax faces different challenges than a company scaling across new markets or an enterprise managing obligations in do

F4

Splitting the check: Architecting multiparty payment flows

Marketplaces, platforms, and multiparty products share common architectural challenges. This session covers how to build payment flows that split funds among recipients, route transfers based on custom logic, and scale a

F5

Stablecoins and the new regulatory reality

Stablecoin regulation is moving fast. Around the world, new rules are emerging for how stablecoins can be issued, held, and used. Learn how increasing regulatory clarity is driving adoption, which new use cases are emerg

F6

The agentic front office: From funnel to growth engine

Marketing generates and converts demand. Sales closes it. Service helps customers. Those boundaries made sense when humans ran every step—but the division of labor is shifting. As front-office work becomes agent-driven,

F7

The agentic shift: New research from BCG

Hear what Boston Consulting Group has found about the shift to agentic commerce—who’s shopping, why, and what it means for businesses trying to sell to them. Explore research about how consumers are behaving, what it mea

F8

The payments balancing act

Authorization rates, transaction costs, fraud prevention—optimizing too much for one can impact the others, and these relationships shift as your business grows and markets change. Hear how to benchmark your payments per

11

Engineering drawing

docs, maybeSee it on the real page →

Two grids — a 96px major over a 16px minor — because a single frequency reads as graph paper and drawings are gridded at two. The title block in the corner is the reason it is here rather than being 'dark mode with a grid': every real drawing carries one, and this corpus has the fields. Sheet, drawn by, scale, revision. The only skin that puts provenance on the page as part of the form.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

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Broadsheet

strongSee it on the real page →

`column-count`, not a grid — a newspaper's columns are one flow that wraps, and a grid would need the text split by hand and be wrong the moment the window changed. Drop cap on the first paragraph ONLY; applying it to every paragraph is the classic mistake and turns the page into a ransom note. Genuinely readable, and it makes a 900-word post look like an article rather than a post.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

No shadow anywhere, which is most of the trick: every other light skin here floats on a drop shadow, and e-ink does not float — no backlight, no elevation, no gloss. The progress bar is computed from the real word count, because a decorative 42% would be the one dishonest pixel on the page. Best pure reading surface of the sixteen.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

93%344 words
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Spiral notebook

strongSee it on the real page →

Holes and wire are one repeating radial gradient with a second offset over it, so the binding costs no elements. Rules locked to the line-height the way the index cards are — a pixel out and the text floats above its own lines, which is the tell that separates 'notebook' from 'stripes'. Warmer than Notes and it makes somebody else's writing feel like something you collected.

About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

amazoneventbriteStreamYardHopinamazoneventbriteStreamYardHopin

I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.

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Slide deck

shelf surfaceSee it on the real page →

One `##` per 16:9 slide in a snapping filmstrip. Structural, and it answers a question none of the others can: what would this page look like if somebody had to PRESENT it. The aspect ratio is fixed on purpose — a slide that grows to fit its content is a page — which makes it a legibility test for the source document as much as a surface for it.

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Charting the future of payments

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Agentic commerce under the hood

Agentic commerce is an entirely new type of sales channel—one where algorithms evaluate your products, initiate transactions, and return as customers. Learn about the production challenges in making catalogs legible to a

Sessions 20262 / 48

Agentic payments: The next frontier of digital transactions

Join Soha Hohnecker, global head of sales and marketing at Amazon Agentic Payments, and Kalyani Koppisetti, Principal Partner Solution Architect at AWS, for a look at how agentic commerce is reshaping payments. As agents

Sessions 20263 / 48

All accounted for: What it takes to centralize revenue operations

Learn what it takes to build finance systems at scale and automate your revenue operations—including tax, compliance, accounting, and data—and why it’s worth it. See the implementation choices that matter and the ongoing

Sessions 20264 / 48

Auth for the agentic era

Stripe is building the financial rails for agents, but rails need guardrails. Most agents today are still authenticated with static API keys and shared credentials built for humans. As agents begin to transact autonomous

Sessions 20265 / 48

Best of both rails: Fiat infrastructure meets stablecoin speed

Cross-border payments and banking often require trade-offs: speed or cost, reach or reliability. Learn how fintech companies are combining Stripe’s fiat infrastructure with the speed and efficiency of stablecoins to reac

Sessions 20266 / 48

Beyond authentication: How biometric recognition is reshaping commerce

Biometric identity is moving commerce from authentication to recognition—enabling faster checkout, stronger security, and more personalized experiences. In this session, Verifone explores how identity-based experiences a

Sessions 20267 / 48

Beyond checkout: Where agentic commerce actually starts

Most agentic commerce discussions start at checkout. But the structural shift begins earlier, in how agents discover products, evaluate options, and act on behalf of consumers. In this session, Klarna will examine what f

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Building security-first Stripe integrations

This session covers the most common security pitfalls when building Stripe integrations—exposed keys, misconfigured webhooks, authentication gaps—and how to design with a secure-by-default approach using Stripe’s latest

Sessions 20269 / 48

Building trust in agent‑driven commerce

As agents move from discovery to decision‑making and execution, trust becomes the foundation of agent‑driven commerce. In this fireside conversation, Mastercard explores how financial ecosystems can enable secure, scalab

Sessions 202610 / 48

Calculated risks: A blueprint for scaling safely

For SaaS platforms, risk management is often thought of as a brake on growth. It doesn’t have to be. Learn how a new approach to risk can help you onboard users faster, enter markets with confidence, and automate decisio

Sessions 202611 / 48

Checkout, BNPL, and agentic commerce: What’s changing

Businesses across the Stripe ecosystem are using buy now, pay later (BNPL) payment methods to increase conversion, unify online and in-store checkout, and expand globally with flexible financing. In this session, Affirm

Sessions 202612 / 48

Developer keynote

Many developers now start an integration with an AI editor, not a docs page. When there’s an agent between you and the API, everything changes: how products are discovered, behavior is verified, and trust is enforced. Le

Sessions 202613 / 48

Digital wallets as global money accounts

Whether your users are in Lagos or Los Angeles, digital wallets enable you to offer a full financial experience directly inside your product—balances, yield, payouts, cards. And it’s all powered by open rails and stablec

Sessions 202614 / 48

Economists on AI: Labor markets and structural shifts

AI is already reshaping how companies operate, but the bigger shifts are macroeconomic—changes to labor markets, financial systems, and how entire industries are structured. Stripe’s Ernie Tedeschi hosts a conversation w

Sessions 202615 / 48

Extensibility with Scripts and Workflows

Scripts and Workflows let you build inside Stripe, not just on top of it. See how to program custom logic—from discount models to event-driven automations—with live demos and debugging strategies. Learn when to reach for

Sessions 202616 / 48

Finding the formula: The new economics of SaaS pricing

AI compute costs can complicate seat-based pricing. This session covers how SaaS companies are moving to hybrid models—when to charge per seat, based on usage, or both—and the operational trade-offs that come with each.

Sessions 202617 / 48

From integration to optimization: How support plans drive results for platforms

A payment flow that’s costing more than it should. An authorization rate that could be higher. A feature that’s been sitting unused. Businesses on Stripe that work with their technical account managers (TAMs) often find

Sessions 202618 / 48

Getting payments pricing right for your SaaS platform

How you price payments can shape how your SaaS platform grows. Learn about designing pricing strategies across customer segments, testing new models without breaking what’s working, and iterating as you scale. See indust

Sessions 202619 / 48

Global by default

Building a global business from the outset requires managing localized checkout experiences, cross-border payments, and tax compliance across multiple jurisdictions. Learn from companies that launched internationally fro

Sessions 202620 / 48

How AI changes the fight against fraud

As AI evolves, so does fraud. Companies face new threats, from free trial abuse to risks associated with agentic commerce. Learn about emerging fraud patterns, how to defend against them, and how AI-driven fraud tools ca

Sessions 202621 / 48

How Anthropic treats pricing as a product

AI is reshaping how companies monetize. Usage-based pricing makes spend and value inseparable, and customers expect real-time visibility, predictability, and control. Hear how Anthropic and PwC are approaching this shift

Sessions 202622 / 48

How Lovable turned pricing into a growth strategy

Lovable, one of the fastest-growing AI companies, adjusted their pricing ten times in one year. Elena Verna, Head of Growth, explains why—and how. From adopting usage-based billing to building and testing entirely new pr

Sessions 202623 / 48

How Transformco unified home service payments from booking to front door

Home service businesses juggle booking, dispatch, and field payments across disconnected systems. Transformco is pulling those pieces together—collecting payment at booking, giving technicians mobile payment tools on-sit

Sessions 202624 / 48

Inside the AI economy: What Stripe’s data reveals

AI companies are growing faster, selling globally by default, and monetizing earlier. See the data behind the growth: how AI has collapsed the cost of launching, how the fastest-growing companies are adapting their prici

Sessions 202625 / 48

Launch and scale a financing program with Stripe Capital

Learn how to add financing to your platform and scale it effectively—from choosing the right integration approach to identifying which user segments drive the best results to optimizing your program over time. Get indust

Sessions 202626 / 48

Lowering the barrier to first charge: How agents are growing the economy

The distance between an idea and a first charge is shrinking fast, and that has implications for the entire economy. Experienced engineers are shipping in hours what used to take weeks. First-time builders with no coding

Sessions 202627 / 48

Machine payments and the protocols behind agentic commerce

Agents are already economic actors. They consume tokens, call paid APIs, and transact on behalf of customers. A new type of agentic infrastructure is emerging to support them, from protocols such as MCP for tool discover

Sessions 202628 / 48

Managing money at scale: Treasury as a feature, not a department

Managing money across borders, currencies, and providers is complex. And the landscape keeps shifting—from stablecoins and new rails to multicurrency demands. Stripe’s treasurer discusses how to accept, manage, and move

Sessions 202629 / 48

Maximizing payments adoption for platforms

The success of an embedded payments business depends on adoption, but many of the most effective tactics are underused. Learn how leading platforms are driving attach rates with new features, strategic pricing, and marke

Sessions 202630 / 48

Meet the new marketplace: AI, embedded finance, and borderless payouts

More businesses are adopting a marketplace model to reach new customers. But the model itself is changing. Marketplaces aren’t just connecting buyers and sellers anymore; they’re becoming financial ecosystems by embeddin

Sessions 202631 / 48

More PSPs, more problems? When adding multiple processors pays off

Adding a second processor seems like an easy path to savings, but integration costs, reliability risks, and operational overhead often follow. Building products like Stripe Orchestration has meant working closely with bu

Sessions 202632 / 48

New channels on the block: Agentic commerce for platforms

Hear perspectives from leading platforms in the agentic commerce space on how they’re reshaping product discovery, branding, and checkout experiences. View talk Charting the future of payments

Sessions 202633 / 48

Open for agents: The programmable storefront

Your next website visitor might not scroll, click menus, or read your content. They might be an agent parsing your catalog and attempting to check out, or a customer expecting to converse in natural language. This sessio

Sessions 202634 / 48

Preparing for agent-to-agent commerce

Today, agents help people shop. Soon, they’ll buy from other agents, negotiating, comparing, and completing purchases autonomously. See use cases emerging across industries and learn how to ready your business for agent-

Sessions 202635 / 48

Prime time: Building infrastructure for the next era of streaming

Learn how media companies are staying agile as they face the shift to direct-to-consumer models, increased pressure for profitability, and the fight against churn. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at how FOX One built

Sessions 202636 / 48

Product roadmap: Payments and Radar

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Sessions 202637 / 48

Product roadmap: Revenue

Get a first look at what’s next for our billing, invoicing, tax, revenue recognition and reporting products. Discover how we’re building the Stripe Revenue suite for the AI economy—supporting flexible usage-based pricing

Sessions 202638 / 48

Product roadmap: SaaS platforms

New ways to manage risk. New ways to monetize. New ways to move faster. Learn about our latest platform product launches, and see what’s coming next. View talk Advancing developer craft

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Programmable Stripe: Custom objects, custom apps, zero infrastructure

Your business has its own language—vehicles, not products; rentals, not payments. Until now, bridging that gap meant metadata workarounds and external databases. Not anymore. In this session, we build a full-stack applic

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Retail rewired: Unified commerce for the age of AI and instant gratification

Consumers now move across six or more touchpoints before purchase, expecting experiences to feel connected and contextual. But fragmented systems—disconnected inventory, payment, and customer data—make that hard to deliv

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Rethinking customer loyalty with stablecoins

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Room to grow: Building a tax function that scales with you

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Splitting the check: Architecting multiparty payment flows

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Stablecoins and the new regulatory reality

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The agentic front office: From funnel to growth engine

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The agentic shift: New research from BCG

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The payments balancing act

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The file, open

candidate for defaultSee it on the real page →

The rendered document in a real window, with the markdown one click away and a button that puts it on the clipboard for a model. The paste carries three lines of provenance — title, source URL, our id — because a model handed 4,000 words with no header answers about the SUBJECT rather than about the document, and will invent a publisher. Every other surface here puts the agent affordance in a rail beside the page; this one puts it on the page. The strongest candidate to replace Notes.

jorgeferreiro.com/about.md
About, Jorge Ferreiro
jorgeferreiro.com

From a broken PlayStation in Spain to building AI products in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur, software engineer, and content creator. I build AI products and the audience that makes them spread, the same playbook behind StreamYard's $5M → $50M ARR run.

Work with me

Jorge Ferreiro writing on a glass board

$50MARR scaled at StreamYard

10AI products shipped

2M+Views on TikTok & YouTube

30kGitHub contributions

Companies I’ve built & worked with

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I build AI products and the distribution that makes them grow.

Hi! I'm Jorge Ferreiro, an entrepreneur, AI software engineer, and content creator. 2M+ views, 10+ AI products shipped, and a front-row seat to a startup acquisition (StreamYard, as #2 engineer and founding Growth PM) and an IPO (Eventbrite).

I do the things most founders are too scared to: I dropped a full-blown rap diss track at Mailchimp, turned products into brands people actually talk about, and shipped SMASHSEND to back it up. Equal parts engineer, showman, and growth operator. I take an idea from a 2am voice note to a real product people love.

Born in Spain. Living in San Francisco. Raised on the internet. O-1 Visa Holder, DJ, and amateur EDM producer.

My story

hi, i'm jorge.

i'm just a guy from spain obsessed with building stuff people actually want (and will pay good money for, hehe).

it all started with a crime.

when i was 10, my sister lara broke my playstation 2 and ended my gaming career on the spot. rip. i got so bored that i wandered next door, and my neighbor daniel showed me how to build a basic website.

Jorge and his sisters as kids me & my sisters.lara, the ps2 criminal

it felt like literal magic. i was hooked.

Jorge's first computer my first website ✨

i read every book, watched every video, started shipping ideas non-stop. that was 21 years ago, and i still haven't gone a single year without writing code since.

but here's the thing: i was never in it for the code.

…trimmed for the lab.