BOTS \ SITES \ APPS * REPLY IN 1–2 H

One.For Two.

Designer and developer in one pair of hands. You do not need to hire two people. I reply within 1–2 hours, fix the price in writing, and fix anything free for a week after launch.

// no preamble needed: “hi, I need a booking bot” is enough

Desktop version

Services

What I do

Telegram bots

The bot takes orders, sells and answers questions — on its own, around the clock, never out for lunch.

  • bookings and requests
  • payments: card, crypto, Stars
  • customer database
  • admin panel — you edit texts and prices yourself
  • broadcasts
from $400from 5 days

usually $500–1,500

Websites

Written from scratch, no page builders. Loads fast, looks right on a phone and does not fall apart when it needs changes.

  • landing, multi-page, store
  • responsive from the start
  • forms, payments, CRM
  • admin panel if you want to edit yourself
from $600from 10 days

a landing is usually $600–1,200, a full site from $1,500

Apps

iPhone and Android, from mockup to release. I handle App Store review correspondence — it drains more than the development itself.

  • iOS + Android
  • published in both stores
  • server and database
  • push and payments
from $2,500from 6 weeks

usually from $4,000

Fixes and automation

Got a bot or a site someone else wrote and now it is sick? I will figure it out, fix it, extend it.

  • changes in someone else’s code
  • new features in existing projects
  • moving to another server
  • wiring services together
$60/hoursmall fixes from $150

minimum 3 hours

What the price depends on

The ranges are honest but wide — here is what decides where your project lands:

  • Features. A “collect requests” bot and a “payments + database + admin panel” bot are different bots.
  • Design. Mockups ready — cheaper. None — I draw them, and that is separate work.
  • Admin panel. Costs money once, saves it every month.
  • Integrations. Every external service — payments, CRM, delivery — is a separate wiring job.
  • Urgency. “Needed yesterday” pushes other projects aside, and that shows in the price.

I name the exact figure after the brief and put it in writing. It does not change after that — unless the task does.

Process

How it goes

  1. 01

    You describe the task

    In your own words. “I want a bot that books clients and reminds them to show up” is a perfect brief, honestly.

  2. 02

    You fill in the brief

    12 questions, about fifteen minutes. It replaces the call — and works better: you answer after thinking, not under conversational pressure.

  3. 03

    You get the estimate

    Price and timeline in writing. 25% upfront, the rest in parts as we go.

  4. 04

    I build, you watch

    Every three or four days — a short video of what is ready. You see where the money goes and can correct course while corrections are cheap.

  5. 05

    Launch

    I hand over the accesses and show you how it works. For a week after delivery, fixes are free.

See how a site gets built

Format

I work async

An hour-long call is an hour out of two lives. Almost everything is settled in text, and settled faster.

A brief instead of a meeting

A form with questions instead of an hour on Zoom. Fill it in whenever suits you. And later there is no “but we agreed differently on the call” — everything is written down.

I reply within 1–2 hours

On weekdays. On weekends, about three. Not “let’s sync sometime this week”, but today and to the point.

Videos instead of demo calls

Every stage — a 3–5 minute screen recording with commentary. Watch when convenient, rewatch, forward to anyone.

Fixes as a list

In one message. Text does not get forgotten — unlike things said out loud.

If there is really no way around talking — one 20-minute call before we start. After that, text again.

Moscow time, available 9 to 22.

Work

What is already done

Scroll — the folders open one by one

Case #101

disify.dev

This site. Design, animation, the game, the code — all mine, from the first rectangle in Figma to the deploy. Everything you see and touch here is the portfolio.

  • Figma
  • design system
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind
  • GSAP
  • Framer Motion
  • Canvas
  • responsive
  • SEO
  • two languages
  • Vercel
Case #202

Subscription service

A Telegram bot with payments (cards, crypto, Stars), referrals and auto-renewal. Plus apps: Android on Google Play, iOS and Windows. Server, database, the whole infrastructure — on me. The project is live, running and earning.

  • Telegram Bot API
  • Python
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • payments
  • crypto
  • Telegram Stars
  • referrals
  • auto-renewal
  • Kotlin Multiplatform
  • Android
  • iOS
  • Windows
  • Linux server
  • deploys
  • monitoring
Case #303

Next case

The next client project goes here.

Let’s build it

Tell me what you need. I will reply today.

Moscow time, 9 to 22. Slower on weekends, but I will reply.