Софт для бек-офісу, інтеграції, Telegram-боти — під ваш процес. За завдання сідаю одразу: перше робоче демо — за кілька годин, а не після тижнів погоджень. Здаю повністю: вихідний код, документація та всі доступи стають вашими.
Every one of these runs a live operation today — 16 services online across two servers.
a working table — in 9 days from the start
A private poker table inside Telegram: opens with nothing to install, for a closed circle of players. Underneath — a complete No-Limit Hold'em engine: dealer, blinds, showdown,…
the repo's history starts with the code already working, so there is no from-scratch timeline to quote — the scale speaks for itself: 24 bots, 12 strategies, four exchanges
24 bots — two per each of 12 strategies — plus three service agents: in effect an autonomous crypto-trading company. Quotes and option chains from four exchanges, a deterministic Rust risk…
~120 MB of code · a working version in under a week · the architecture is modular: the fleet module on display is one example, any line of business assembles the same way
An architectural project for running a business with full automation of every aspect: accounting, staff, checks, finance — everything a business may need, with the nuances of each area. One…
the repo's history also starts with a ready core — no from-scratch timeline to quote; the dashboard and the bot run as two independent channels of the same house
A control centre living inside the house itself: a kiosk dashboard of tiles on a wall screen, with a Telegram bot as the second channel. Every device is a separate driver: a new one plugs…
loader and player — no weeks of waiting: watching the day after the idea
An autonomous movie loader from torrents and a player for every device on the home network. Works like a Google search: find it, hit download — ten minutes later on a fast connection you…
a points store — in 2 days from the start
A store inside Telegram: a photo catalogue, a cart with instant point deduction, an immutable ledger of every operation — each cancellation carries a mandatory reason. The admin panel…
the bot takes in leads from day one of hookup — no ramp-up
A Telegram bot receives enquiries via deep links from OLX listings, walks the client through stages and stores everything in a single database. Alongside it: a web dashboard, an…
watches the whole project fleet — built in 8 days
One bot watches every project on a standing basis: a status summary with millisecond latency, debugging and restart of any service in one command, a task queue for AI agents with distinct…
the intake schedule is ready from the first photo of the package — no ramp-up
A Telegram bot builds the intake schedule from a photo of the package or prescription, sends reminders, marks doses taken and keeps a history of doses and misses — with a no-miss day streak.
a world of your own — no weeks of setup: a friend joins in one evening
The game world, login server and MariaDB database run as separate Docker containers, around the clock. Alongside them: a Telegram bot for the server, with tests, and tooling — auto-login, a…
keyboard control from the browser — no weeks spent reverse-engineering the protocol
A desktop service in Python: it speaks to the keyboard over the open VIA (QMK) protocol via raw HID and serves the control page to the browser itself. Backlight with 45 effects, six layout…
a health organizer — in 10 days from the start
A Telegram health organizer: schedule, meds, labs, water, a PRO mode and an admin panel. The UX core is frozen by contract: regression tests keep new features from breaking familiar flows.
A web map and Telegram Mini App: own stores and several competing chains on one map with filters by chain and status (open/closed), demo routes between points, a user registry, and an admin…
Starting prices. The exact quote is set after the intro call.
Where your team loses hours and what to automate first.
from 100 USD
Best for: Teams of 3–50 doing repetitive work by hand
Accounting, CRM, fleet, warehouse — built around your process.
from 1 200 USD
Best for: Businesses outgrowing spreadsheets
Makes two systems talk: API, bot or webhook, with errors handled and logged.
from 300 USD
Best for: Anyone copying data between systems by hand
A senior engineer on your team, without hiring one.
from 500 USD
Best for: Products that need steady development
One service: a bot, a landing page, a single integration.
50 USD / per month
130 USD / per month
300 USD / per month
A working system: several modules, external integrations, real users.
100 USD / per month
260 USD / per month
600 USD / per month
Load-bearing system: many integrations, money flows, uptime matters.
200 USD / per month
500 USD / per month
1 050 USD / per month
Cross-platform by architecture: every system is a web interface in any browser, a Telegram Mini App on the phone, and a server under your control.
I turn complex businesses into a business in your phone: the rental fleet, the club, the trading desk and the house on this page already live that way. An online store with a delivery service and payment processing, accounting, orders and staff — one app that opens from Telegram.
Accounting systems are built transparent at both levels: the owner sees the whole picture and every single entry, at any moment. An immutable history of operations, a document behind every figure, a ledger instead of a monthly report. It runs on a phone and takes no training to pick up.
I work with crypto projects of any complexity and wire crypto payments into anything, any way you need: a store, a bot, a website, an internal system. A crypto payment layer is already built into my backend, and the trading platform on this page talks to crypto exchanges directly.
I wire AI agents of any complexity into working structures: my own systems are built by a staff of agents with distinct roles, and Service-Health exists precisely to command such a fleet. A business dashboard with every service connected — social media to banks. Software can take over a role end to end: it works around the clock and never resigns. Bring the task nobody has taken on.
Analytical apps with visualisation and animation; simulation of real processes — production, logistics, finance. For example: how long a 50,000-ton barge takes to load at a given elevator throughput and truck queue. I come from international grain logistics — the model starts from the real process.
Software for your devices, down to firmware level, over open protocols — from VIA/QMK keyboards to Modbus and MikroTik. GPS tracking with vehicle routes already runs in the rental-fleet system.
I automate greenhouses, growboxes and farms — mining farms included: sensors, climate, power, telemetry and alerts in your phone, the same sensors-to-logic-to-phone chain that runs the smart home.
For demos and testing the project lives on my servers: you look at a working system by link, deploying nothing on your side — which is why the demo never waits for your hardware. Then, if you choose: hosting, domains, TLS certificates and monitoring taken over entirely, with data mirrored to a backup server every night — and you can take everything in-house at any moment.
A medication tracker for your parents — the schedule is built from a photo of the package. An alarm button for an elderly relative: one press alerts the family instantly.
A smart home — with no intrusion into the wiring and no complex breakers hard-wired into the house's power system, on well-known brand devices; a flexible system that learns in real time; touch kiosks throughout the house; integration with every system of the home — solar panels, networks, AI video surveillance that will record and recognise even the smallest details you ask for.
A game of your own design — or a private server of a favourite one for your crew.
I work with deepfake technology: altering appearance, voice, and other biometrics — for commercial projects and call interpreters.
I take on work for the defence sector, for medicine and clinics, and for industrial plants and factories: accounting, scheduling, telemetry, sensors and industrial protocols.
I build internal systems: accounting, fleet, CRM, Telegram apps, payment and marketplace integrations. Each one is shaped around the way your team already works.
Inside is the same discipline a product team runs on: automated tests before every release, additive migrations with no downtime, and backups built into every system — nightly dumps, rotation, a copy on a second server. The code is light: an inexpensive VPS is enough — those 16 services run on two servers. Systems report their own failures: a watchdog with auto-restart, health endpoints and alerts surface a problem before a human would notice. The system ships running on your real data; the first weeks after launch are part of delivery. I write code so that any engineer can read and maintain it without me: a clear structure, documentation and comments that explain why — part of the delivery, not a favour. Who runs the system next stays your choice.
If I misjudge the scope, I finish the work at my own cost.
Behind the alias is an engineer with an entrepreneur's background: about seven years of running my own business — trade, international logistics, finance and operations. I read your task the way an owner does: you are buying lower risk and speed, and features that add neither get crossed out of the estimate. My metric is the client's revenue — reputation in this craft is built on nothing else. And I like building things that outlive the contract. Choosing to work with me, you get a fair deal with a decent partner: your project gets full responsibility and understanding. One of my jobs is to actually hear the client — the idea, the fine intent behind it, if there is one.
Identity is disclosed on the first video call — under NDA, before any payment: you see my face, learn my name, and we sign the contract. The same NDA covers your project data.
Two lines is enough — the rest we sort out on the call.
1. I reply within 2 hours with 2–3 questions.
2. A free 30-minute call: your process and the edges of the task.
3. You get a written scope and a fixed price. Then you decide.