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Legal notice

Last updated: 7 October 2026

In accordance with article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), here are the details of the owner of this website and the conditions governing its use.

1. Owner details

  • Owner: Yohangel Andres Ramos Quiñones (trading name: Aguila Dev)
  • Tax ID (NIF): 54949225V
  • Address: Madrid, España
  • Email: hola@aguila.dev
  • Phone: +34 614 47 97 07

Activity: software development, technology and AI consulting, and digital services.

Hosting: Vercel Inc., 440 N Barranca Ave #4133, Covina, CA 91723, EE. UU.

2. Terms of use

Access to the site is free and requires no registration. By browsing it you agree to use it lawfully, without harming its operation or trying to access non-public areas. Services are never contracted through the website: they are always formalised through a written proposal and contract.

3. Intellectual and industrial property

Texts, design, illustrations, logo, code and other elements of the site belong to the owner or are used under licence and are protected by Spanish intellectual property law. You may quote and link to the content citing the source; any other use requires prior written permission. Third-party trademarks (e.g. of the projects shown) belong to their owners.

4. Search engines and AI assistants

The owner authorises search engines and AI-based assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and similar) to crawl, index, summarise and quote the public content of this site, provided it is attributed to Aguila Dev and, where possible, linked to the original source.

5. Liability and links

Content is for information only. External links point to sites we do not control and for which we are not responsible. If you spot inappropriate content or links, email hola@aguila.dev.

6. Data protection and cookies

See the privacy policy and the cookie policy.

7. Governing law

This notice is governed by Spanish law. Disputes will be heard by the competent courts under the law; consumers may use the courts of their place of residence.