Free tools for the community, a hub that replaces ClickUp, apps for a phones-first Sri Lanka. Some notes are promises.
Pulled over on the Hatton road because the clouds were doing something unfair to the light. Waited twenty minutes for them to break. They never did — and the photo is better for it.
PC Spot ('11) → Tile Studio ('13) → Akram Imports ('15) → Ceylon Entertainment ('18, grew eatts.lk 4k→20k customers) → Zirateh head of ops ('22) → co-founded Fast Track Branding ('24) → Infinity Consultants ('25—).
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Agency work generates an enormous amount of tribal knowledge: brand guidelines, personas, ad playbooks, posting SOPs, client quirks. It usually lives in someone’s head, three chat threads, and a folder called final_v2. Infinity Hub is where I put all of it instead.
It’s the internal home for everything my team at Infinity needs: client brand references, a full Meta Ads playbook, standard operating procedures, and live tooling — including an ads dashboard with per-client checklists the team works from daily.
I have a long-running grudge against bloated work tools — slow, noisy, and miserable on the phones my team actually uses. The Hub is my answer in slow motion: every quarter it absorbs one more job those tools used to do. Content approval flows, post trackers, report generation — the backlog is long and the direction is clear.
One day it stops being a knowledge base with tools attached, and becomes the work platform — built around exactly how we work, and nothing else.