I grew up in Lamia, and from a very early age I knew that technology was going to be a big part of my life. Whether it was video games or the irresistible curiosity to open things up and see how they worked, I was always drawn to computers. I didn’t just want to use them — I wanted to understand what was happening inside the box.

That curiosity came with consequences. More than once, I managed to “break” our family computer simply because I wanted to see what would happen if I clicked, removed, or changed something I probably shouldn’t have. But every mistake pushed me into trying to fix it again, teaching myself through trial, error, and a lot of patience (mostly from my family).

For a long time, my focus was on game development. I was deeply invested in learning how games were built and seriously considered following that path professionally. Creating interactive worlds felt like the perfect blend of creativity and logic — and for a while, that was the dream.

Everything changed with my first job at Marinet in Piraeus, Athens. There, I discovered a new passion: websites. Not just designing them, but maintaining them, debugging them, breaking them (on purpose this time), and fixing them again. Alongside that came the world of servers, infrastructure, and all the behind-the-scenes systems that keep everything running smoothly.

That experience reshaped my direction and helped me realize what I truly enjoyed. I decided to stay loyal to this path and eventually build something of my own — a company where I could give my work the care, attention, and love it truly deserves. That decision led to the creation of what I do today, blending creativity, technology, and problem-solving into every project I take on.