Engineer and entrepreneur
Chat assistants, CRMs, Telegram bots and mobile apps. Everything below is already live — with users, payments and history in the database. Working products, not concepts.
Case studies
The numbers come straight from the database and were updated today. On a call I'll show you any of these systems from the inside: code, admin panel, metrics.
Mobile · Legal-tech in two app stores
Helps migrants from Central Asia deal with paperwork. Inside is not a plain text bot but an assistant with a rich interface: it reads a passport from a photo, checks employers and entry bans, shows government offices on a map, sets deadline reminders, searches flights and answers with images. Plus consultations and a support call — right from the app.
I built it end to end myself — from Flutter and the backend to a dozen external APIs, SBP instant payments and releases in two app stores.
AI · Sales
Answers on the website and in Telegram around the clock: it knows the company's pricing and services, remembers past conversations and asks clarifying questions. When the client is ready, it logs the lead in the CRM and wakes the manager with a notification.
CRM · Legal services · AI used daily
Tracks leads and deals around one specific law firm's workflow. The core feature is a document generator built on reference templates: claims, objections, complaints, motions and acts come together in seconds. The lawyer proofreads a draft instead of writing it from scratch for an hour.
In-app voice · WebRTC
This is not telephony: the call goes over the internet, like a voice call in a messenger — no phone numbers, SIM cards or per-minute charges. The client taps "call" in the mobile app, and the operator picks up right inside the client's card. Built from scratch on WebRTC — with IVR, call recording, inbound and outbound.
B2B · White-label
A partner adds one line of code — and an assistant under their own brand appears on their site. Conversations and leads flow into a shared CRM, and updates reach every partner at once.
Telegram · Automation
Booking, payments and a service catalog without leaving Telegram. Runs on its own backend instead of bot builders — no monthly fees, no subscriber limits.
Services
Fixed timeline and price — no "we'll estimate after discovery". The first half hour is a free breakdown of your task.
A front line on your website and in Telegram that consults, qualifies and turns visitors into leads.
I remove manual routine from your processes: a system built for your business instead of spreadsheets and chat threads.
An MVP all the way to the app stores: mobile app, backend, payments, analytics. One contractor instead of a team.
I build the prototype before any contract or prepayment. If it's not a fit, you owe nothing.
Approach
In three to five days you have a clickable prototype running on your data. You decide on the contract after you've tried it with your own hands.
Ten years in management roles in telecom and legal services. We talk leads, conversion and money — not story points.
Mobile, backend, AI, payments, servers. Any question gets resolved in one conversation, not through a manager and three subcontractors.
Every case study can be opened and tried: the app is in the stores, the CRM is in daily use, and the assistant is right on this page.
Process
A 30-minute call: what hurts, where money is leaking, and what we automate first.
30 minutes · freeA working prototype on your data — not a Figma mockup, but a system you can click through.
3–5 daysShort iterations with a demo every week. You see progress as it happens — no surprises at the end.
2–6 weeksAfter launch I monitor the system and keep improving it. If something breaks, I fix it — not you.
by subscriptionAbout me
Over ten years in management roles in telecom and legal services: sales, call centers, operations, hiring. I saw from the inside how businesses lose clients on the front line — and started building systems that fix it.
Today I have my own product on Google Play and RuStore, plus CRMs and assistants running for clients. With clients I talk business first: economics before technology.
A half-hour breakdown is free. If I see the task isn't for me, I'll say so right away.