I take the whole thing: from the idea and the interface to the server, the integrations and the search results.
In short
I solve business problems end to end. I can work out what the problem actually is, design the solution, draw the interface, write the backend, connect the services you already use, automate the process, set up analytics, deploy the whole thing — and then work out why search engines are not indexing it properly.
Over the past year AI has become a line of work in its own right. Not “I can write prompts”, but assistants and workflows built into how a company actually operates, saving people hours every week.
I also write here — about work, tools and whatever else is going on.
What I do
Take one of them, or hand over the whole problem.
I design it, build the interface and write the backend myself — from the first screen to a working product.
I take the routine your team does by hand and move it into workflows. Where judgement is needed, language models step in.
A bot that answers the usual questions, captures the enquiry and hands the conversation to a person at the right moment.
Technical SEO from a developer: not a list of recommendations for someone else to implement, but changes I make myself.
When there is one system, another system and a spreadsheet in between — I make them talk to each other without a person in the middle.
Not a month-long design process — a concept in a few days: from references to a clickable prototype, then straight into build.
How it works
Not the spec — what actually has to change: where time, money or enquiries are being lost.
What is worth building, what is not, how long it takes and what you can start smaller with.
Interface, backend, integrations, automation. You see progress along the way, not after a month of silence.
Deployed, analytics connected, and I stay around to keep developing it.
Work
A site for a premium fitness club in Yekaterinburg: club areas, timetable, team, spa, news and membership cards. I built the backend and the front-end markup from the supplied designs.
Onboarding or offboarding a person took three to four hours of manual work across several systems in a row. An internal tool reduced it to a single form.
A corporate site with a product catalogue and a Django admin: the manager adds items, edits prices and exports the price list without a developer.
Two bots for two different jobs: one collects enquiries from customers, the other keeps an eye on who is in the work chat.
Under the hood
If that matters to you. If it does not, skip it — the list is not the point.
Writing
Notes on development, automation and life.
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Tell me what needs doing. I will come back with how it can be solved and how long it takes. If it is not my kind of job, I will say so.
