A small team on purpose. Everyone here has built websites for real businesses, and everyone answers to the same question: would the owner of a two-person café understand this?
Daniel Larkin
Founder and CEO
Daniel is a serial founder and systems architect who has been building since 2010, from AI-driven agriculture to browser CAD and dive planning software. He works across applied AI, distributed systems and edge infrastructure.
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Yuqing Lin
Chief technology officer
Yuqing leads engineering: the platform that renders every site close to its visitors, and the agents that build them. She spent a decade on large distributed systems before Unvop, and cares most about the boring parts staying boring.
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Tomás Ferreira
Engineering lead
Tomás leads the engineering team day to day and owns what ships: the editor, the renderer every site runs on, and the releases in between. Undo, drafts and history all went through him.
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Mei Chen
Engineer, build pipeline
Mei builds the chain of agents that turns a sentence into a site, and the checks that hold it to account: the copy against its sources, the layout measured at every width, the images against the design.
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Bagus Pratama
Platform engineer
Bagus keeps every site fast wherever it’s opened: rendering, caching, fonts and media, and the path from Publish to a visitor on the other side of the world. He works from Bali and tests everything on a phone first.
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Elif Kaya
Head of design
Elif leads design across the dashboard and the art direction every build draws from. She keeps the library of exceptional sites that teaches Unvop what good looks like, and argues for every pixel in it.
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Arief Wibowo
Head of product
Arief ran product for small-business software across Southeast Asia before joining Unvop. He decides what Unvop does next, usually after an afternoon with someone running a café or a workshop.
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Sam O’Connell
Launch partner
Sam works with the people building on Unvop, from the first prompt to their own domain, and brings what they learn straight back to the team. Most product decisions start with a story from Sam.
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Lucy Bennett
Social media manager
Lucy runs Unvop’s social channels and the stories on them: the sites people make, the owners behind them, and short films of builds unfolding from a single sentence. She shares every new example the week it goes live.
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How we work.
We watch people build. Every week someone on the team sits with an owner while they make a site, and we fix what slowed them down.
We ship examples, not claims. If we say Unvop can do something, there’s a live site that shows it.
We keep it small. Fewer features, finished properly. The editor has one way to do each thing.