Building the web,
one stack
at a time.
Developer, designer, and founder. I build and run infrastructure products that people actually use — from web hosting to game servers.
About me
Dev. Designer.
Founder.
I'm Geoffrey Diaz — a builder with a habit of identifying gaps in the market and filling them with products that just work. I wear all the hats: architecture, design, copywriting, ops.
I went to college, though if I'm honest, most of what I learned there — basic computer systems, networking fundamentals — I had already taught myself as a teenager, building desktops, writing apps, and taking every online course I could find. College confirmed what I already knew, and working in the field gave me everything else.
I've been running hosting infrastructure since 2013, which means I've seen and solved most of what can go wrong on the internet. I built QuantumSpider from the ground up, and later acquired and fully rebuilt Aim2Game — two products I'm proud to put my name on.
When I'm not deep in a build, you'll find me outside — working in the yard, gardening, or getting my hands into whatever project needs doing next.
Hosting panels
Plesk & DirectAdmin.
QuantumSpider offers two battle-tested control panels so you can choose the environment that fits how you work.
The name
Why QuantumSpider?
Before there was a product, there was a domain hunt. I spent a couple of weeks trying to find a name that captured what web hosting is — something that felt right for someone who lives and breathes the web. I kept searching, and everything I considered was already taken.
So I made a list — somewhere between twenty and thirty words I associated with web hosting — and started pairing them up. Almost every combination was gone. Except two.
Quantum came from my childhood. We had an ISP called Quantum Link (or Q-Link) — one of the earliest Internet Service Providers ever created — and the name stuck with me. It carried the right weight: fast, technical, a little futuristic.
Spider was the other half. We're talking about the world wide web, after all. A spider lives on the web, builds it, and holds it together. It was unique, it was fitting, and nobody had taken it.
QuantumSpider was the only combination left standing — and honestly, it turned out to be the best one.
My products
Things I've built.
Three products, one mission: reliable infrastructure without the enterprise price tag.
Web Hosting · VPS · Blockchain
QuantumSpider
quantumspider.comPremium web hosting, KVM VPS, and decentralized blockchain API gateways — built on 13 years of infrastructure experience. Transparent pricing, no renewal hikes, and 24/7 human support.
Game Server Hosting
Aim2Game
aim2game.comAcquired and completely rebuilt from scratch. Aim2Game is game server hosting designed by people who actually play the games. Concierge setup, custom mod configs, auto-wipe scheduling, and DDoS protection — your server, your rules.
Decentralized Blockchain Infrastructure · POKT Network
QuantumSpider RPC Gateway
Powered by Pocket Network (POKT)Most dApps and developers rely on centralized RPC providers like Infura or Alchemy — a single company between your application and the blockchain. I run a decentralized gateway on POKT Network, routing your blockchain calls through a globally distributed mesh of independent node operators. No single point of failure. No single company with the ability to shut you out.
Why decentralized RPC?
No central kill switch. Centralized providers can throttle, ban, or go down. POKT's distributed nodes keep serving regardless.
~$2.50 per million relays. Compared to $6–$15/M on Infura, QuickNode, or Alchemy — same chains, fraction of the cost.
Self-healing network. Geo-aware routing automatically redirects to the nearest available node, with protocol-level redundancy.
Shannon upgraded. Post-Shannon, usage burns $POKT tokens, making the gateway deflationary and usage-driven — not inflation-funded.
Latest work
Sites I've designed & built.
Client websites designed, developed, and deployed — click any to visit the live site.
Writing
Things I've learned.
Thoughts on building products, running infrastructure, and operating in public.
Contact
Let's talk.
Have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just want to say hello? My inbox is always open.