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Software & new product development

From idea
to launched
product.

Web and mobile apps, backends and the infrastructure behind them — designed and built for founders starting something new and businesses that need software that works.

02 Capabilities

Every part of your product.

  1. 2.1

    Web & mobile

    Web apps and public sites, native iOS, Telegram Mini Apps and desktop apps for macOS and Windows — with the admin tools that keep them running.

    • React
    • SwiftUI
    • Telegram Mini Apps
    • macOS & Windows
  2. 2.2

    Backend

    APIs designed contract-first, durable data storage, accounts and roles, and generated clients so web and mobile stay in sync with the server.

    • OpenAPI
    • TypeScript
    • PostgreSQL
    • Auth & roles
  3. 2.3

    Integrations, automation & infrastructure

    Third-party services, bots and background workers, CI/CD pipelines, deployment, storage and networking — set up so the product can be shipped and operated.

    • Bots & workers
    • CI/CD
    • Self-hosted deploy
    • Object storage
    • WireGuard

03 Selected work

Software with a purpose.

VPN service · desktop apps

EzhikVPN

Problem
A VPN service with straightforward account access and desktop setup.
Role
Product engineering across the desktop apps, service, website and operations.
Shipped
macOS and Windows apps, account sign-in, updates, WireGuard gateways, an admin console and a support bot.

Native fitness tracker · iOS

Ardo

Problem
Workouts, body weight and sleep in one calm daily routine — usable offline.
Role
Product engineering, native iOS, backend and the public website.
Shipped
Native SwiftUI app with offline storage, widgets and App Shortcuts; a Telegram Mini App; an API with generated clients; a seven-language website.

Public website · administration

Moskvich

Problem
One public place for a cooperative’s news, announcements and documents, kept current by its own administrators.
Role
Implementation from the Figma design: frontend, backend and deployment.
Shipped
Public site with news, announcements, meeting materials and document revisions; an admin panel with media upload and group-based access.

04 Product partnership

Start with the right first version. Keep building after launch.

4.1

Define the MVP

Turn the idea into a first release with a clear scope: the flow users need most, and what deliberately waits.

  • Core user flow
  • First-release scope
  • What to learn after launch
4.2

Ongoing development

Keep improving the product after launch, with its goals and technical context carried into each release.

  • New features & releases
  • Fixes and maintenance
  • Infrastructure & support

05 Delivery process

A clear path to launch.

  1. 5.1

    Discover

    Goals, users and constraints. Agree what the first release has to do.

  2. 5.2

    Design

    Flows, interface and architecture, reviewed before the build starts.

  3. 5.3

    Build

    Working increments on a real environment you can try along the way.

  4. 5.4

    Launch

    Production release, store or domain setup, and monitoring.

  5. 5.5

    Support

    Fixes, updates and the next iterations, with the same context.

06 Contact

Have an idea or a product to move forward?

Send a short note: what you are building, where it stands today and what you need next.