Komorebi木漏れ日

Komorebi

About

木漏れ日 — the Japanese word for sunlight filtering through leaves. It captures what we strive for: warmth, clarity, and the beauty of light revealed through structure.

Komorebi helps SMBs look and perform like premium brands — through design, marketing collateral, and practical AI — with transparent quotes, a small roster, and partnerships for everything else.

Websites, ads, brochures, and the smart tools behind them — automation, smart copy, personalization — without the agency bloat.

Portrait of André Ponte Rodrigues Pereira, founder of Komorebi.

Founder

André Ponte Rodrigues Pereira

Santarém, Portugal · Portugal · Japan

Fifteen-plus years leading growth and market strategy for European unicorns, building teams and revenue from zero across Portugal, Spain, and France. Here, the person who does the work is the person you talk to — no account managers, no middlemen.

A data science bootcamp and a growing stack of growth and AI certifications later, that same instinct for what moves the needle now shapes every Komorebi build.

A minimalist Japandi-style workspace with a wooden desk, a potted plant by the window, and a horse sculpture on a shelving unit.

Our approach

Craft

Every pixel, every interaction, every line of code — considered and intentional.

Clarity

Complex ideas distilled into clear, compelling digital narratives.

Care

Long-term partnerships built on trust, transparency, and results.

Sustainability

We grow a little every year, like a tree — and we put part of every project fee toward planting more.

A dense forest with a thick tree trunk in the foreground and sunlight filtering through the canopy.

5%

of every project fee allocated to tree planting

Rooted, not rushed

A portion of every client payment goes directly to reforestation — native species planted in Portugal and Japan through trusted local partners. No opt-in, no greenwashing. It is simply part of how we work.

We do not chase 10× growth. We build sustainably — for our clients, our studio, and the places we call home. Planting trees is one small way to give back what our work depends on: time, patience, and a living world.