Clean code
Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind. A project that is easy to maintain, grow and hand over to another team.
Open for new projects
Digital products that comealive
I design and launch websites, MVPs and Telegram products, from idea to production — fast, clean and built around your business goal.
Moscow / remote
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Telegram Mini Apps
- Node.js
- Tailwind
- Framer Motion
- Docker
- SEO
- WebGL
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Telegram Mini Apps
- Node.js
- Tailwind
- Framer Motion
- Docker
- SEO
- WebGL
01About
About
I don't assemble sites from templates. I think in metrics and business goals, cut the excess and bring every detail to motion, speed and meaning.
01 02 Direct contact
We work directly, with no managers or middlemen. Daily updates in Telegram, quick calls.
03 Goals over features
We start from your task and metrics: what the site must do for the business. The excess goes before development starts.
04 Transparent timelines
Price and deadline are fixed before the start. A demo every 2–3 days — you always see how the work is going.
02Services
What I do
High-converting sites with an SEO foundation. Considered structure, fast loading, analytics.
Next.js · SEO · Analytics
From idea to a working product in 2–3 weeks. Auth, payments, admin panel, user accounts.
React · Node.js · Payments
Support and sales bots inside Telegram, with payments and integrations.
Telegraf · Mini App · API
Personal brand, portfolio, media kit, course page. Packaging that monetises your audience.
Brand · Media kit · Booking
I speed things up, tidy the code and add features without stopping your business.
Audit · Refactor · Speed
03Process
How we work
1 day
Research & brief
I dive into your business, audience and goals. We write a clear brief with no fluff.
ResultBrief & structure
2–3 days
Prototype
A quick clickable prototype. We agree on the logic before code, so you see how the product will work.
ResultPrototype & copy
7–14 days
Development
Markup, integrations, animation and tests on real data. Daily updates in Telegram.
ResultWorking version
1 day
Launch
I set up the domain, hosting and secure connection, connect analytics and hand over access and a short guide. I stay available for support and improvements.
ResultDeploy & support
04What you need
What it takes to launch
A website or a bot is more than code. Here is what a finished product is made of, and what I take care of so you don't have to figure it out.
- 01
Domain
The address of your site on the internet, for example yourcompany.com. It is registered in your name for a year and renewed, so the address always stays yours.
What I doI'll suggest available options and help you register it.
- 02
Hosting
A server in a data centre where the site is stored and runs around the clock. It affects loading speed and the country where data is kept, which matters by law for audiences in Russia and Belarus.
What I doI'll choose a plan for the task, set it up and move the site.
- 03
Secure connection
The padlock in the address bar (HTTPS). Without it the browser says “not secure” and search engines rank the site lower.
What I doI install the certificate and watch its renewal.
- 04
Email on your domain
An address like hello@yoursite.com instead of gmail: it looks more solid and your emails land in spam less often.
What I doI'll help you connect and configure it.
- 05
Requests and analytics
Where enquiries go (Telegram or email) and how to see where clients come from: a visit counter, goals, reports.
What I doI set up the form, counters and goals.
- 06
Support
A site is alive: technologies update, backups are needed, small edits appear.
What I doI fix defects free for 14 days, then support by agreement.
The domain and hosting are paid separately, directly to the provider, and are usually a small part of the project budget. Everything is registered to you: you own the domain, the server and the code.
05Stack
Tools you can actually touch
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Tailwind
- Framer Motion
- Telegram API
- Docker
- PostgreSQL
- WebGL
- SEO
- Git
- REST
- Canvas
06FAQ
Common questions
It depends on the task. After a short brief I estimate the scope and fix the price, timeline and stages before the start. New tasks during the work are estimated separately and only with your approval.
Usually 10–17 days from brief to launch: brief — 1 day, prototype — 2–3 days, development — 7–14 days, launch — 1 day. An MVP with complex logic takes 2–3 weeks.
In stages: part before the work begins and part after a stage is accepted. The exact scheme is agreed before the start.
Tell me about the goal and audience, share materials (copy, logo, access) and answer questions. I take care of the rest: we talk directly in Telegram, with a demo every 2–3 days.
After full payment you receive the rights to custom materials and code in the agreed scope. Third-party libraries and fonts follow their own licences.
For 14 days I fix defects caused by me free of charge. After that, support and improvements as a separate format, without stopping your business.
Yes: a website needs a domain (the address) and hosting (the server where it is stored). They are paid separately, directly to the provider, and registered in your name. I choose and set everything up, and you get a finished site and the access.
You can start without ready materials. I'll help with the structure and wording and tell you which texts and images are needed and where to get them.
Yes. All sites are responsive (phone, tablet, desktop), load fast and get an SEO foundation: headings, metadata, a sitemap.
Yes. Before the start we fix the terms in a contract or written confirmation. I work with clients from Russia, Belarus and other countries, in Russian and English.
07Contact