I build small software businesses and write down what the work actually teaches me — before I forget it.
Developer and founder in Ukraine. Right now that means a storefront platform that lives inside Telegram, and an alphabet app I first built for my daughter.
- Essays
- 4
- Projects
- 6
- Since
- 2026
Writing
All essays →I Told the Expensive Model to Stop Spawning Itself
One line at 07:05 changed how I use Claude Fable 5.1: it decides, cheaper models type. A week later the rule is already bending.
I Tried Atlassian's Teamwork Graph
A day of real tickets through Atlassian's Teamwork Graph. Its search found things nobody had linked. Its graph found almost nothing.
Building Squared: How I Used Gemini Live API to Create an AI That Coaches You While You Speak
An AI presentation navigator on the Gemini Live API: two parallel agents, body tracking that runs in the browser, and memory that spans rehearsals.
How I Built a Game That Writes Itself — My Mistral Hackathon Story
Famble turns any URL or PDF into a playable roguelike deckbuilder. Mistral writes the game, Gemini draws it, ElevenLabs voices it — built in 48 hours.
Projects
All projects →- Active
Torhash
A shop that runs entirely inside Telegram — catalogue, orders and customers, managed by talking to it.
- Shipped
Bukvohrai
An alphabet app that generates its own pictures and voice, so a child learns letters through whatever they are obsessed with this month.
- Shipped
Planet of Words
A game for children who are learning letters. Sofi flies around a bare planet catching letters, and every word she spells appears on the planet as the thing it names.