Everything you need to live and work legally in Spain

Konstantin Sabitsky has been building digital products for over 13 years — and he is putting all of that experience into redefining the rules of the autónomo market in Spain. He has built products both in startups as CPO and in major corporations: at Avito, the world's #1 classifieds service, he led teams of dozens of engineers and product managers. Through it all he never drifted away from the product itself — he regularly works on it hands-on, understanding its substance, not just the numbers in reports.

As a two-time emigrant and a sole entrepreneur, Konstantin has lived through the full complexity of running a business alone in a foreign country. He is an advocate of simple, clear design: not for the sake of pretty interfaces, but for a customer experience where a business task is solved in a couple of taps and nothing distracts from what matters — creating value and selling your product. That's what he values in Reglapp: a chance to seriously change the autónomo market — make it simpler and help thousands of entrepreneurs work more efficiently.

Marat Galiev brings about 15 years of technical leadership and hands-on engineering — and he is putting all of it into building the world's best AI-first platform for nomads and founders. He has scaled products in e-commerce and biotech and led engineering teams.

AI lets the Reglapp team move fast, responding rapidly to the needs of clients, the market and Spanish legislation. Marat's goal is to make sure speed never breaks what matters most: that the platform stays reliable, secure and ready to scale as the product grows — so entrepreneurs can count on Reglapp.

Olga Filipenko is a degreed economist-auditor with more than 10 years of practice in Spain: she walked the path from assistant to independent expert right here, on the ground. Olga runs fiscal, laboral and contabilidad — the part where mistakes cost the most.

At Reglapp she leads the team of Spanish gestores working with Reglapp and guides clients through every stage — from registering as an autónomo to filing documents with extranjería. She is the person who takes Spanish bureaucracy onto herself so the entrepreneur can focus on their business, not on forms.