Personal AI assistant
Write or send a voice note in Telegram — the assistant creates tasks, searches your data, drafts emails, calculates and reminds. All the small routine passes you by.
We take on any type of project, from an internal accounting system to AI automation. They have one thing in common: each has to be designed, not assembled from a template.
Five areas we work in most. Each covers both tasks that take a few weeks and systems that take months.
Orders, stock, production, payroll — in one system instead of seven spreadsheets and a chat.
Enquiry handling, data extraction from documents, search across your internal knowledge, classification and routing.
Accounting, website, marketplaces, telephony and bank start exchanging data without a human in between.
Client portals, platforms, marketplaces — from architecture to production and support.
Android and iOS — from an app for field staff to a client portal in your customer’s pocket.
Mobile client portals, parsers, bots, legacy migrations, taking over someone else’s system, non-standard integrations — we do those too. Describe the task and we will honestly say whether we take it, and why.
We take on any task — the type of project is not a limit. Every system below went through the full cycle with us: architecture, development, launch into production and support afterwards. Below is part of what we have built.
Every morning drivers received a printed list of collection points, and dispatchers learned about problems only in the evening, when trucks came back. We built a tablet app with routing and photo confirmation at every point, a live dashboard with trucks on a map, separate apps for customers and landfill operators, and a two-way integration with 1C. Mileage and fuel are calculated from GPS automatically.
No paper left in the process: dispatchers see trucks on a map, every point is confirmed with a photo
Orders arrived through Instagram, a manager printed them and carried a stack of paper to the shop floor at the end of the day. The only way to learn an order status was to walk there. We connected the CRM to production: an order reaches the floor the same minute, workers see tasks on screens, stages switch automatically.
ManyChat conversations lived separately from the CRM: a manager created deals by hand and then searched for who exactly they had talked to. We built a server-side integration with two-way sync and a browser extension with buttons that jump from a chat to a deal and back.
No lead from a conversation gets lost or entered by hand anymore
Off-the-shelf CRMs did not fit our own processes: half the fields were useless, the ones we needed were missing, and bending someone else’s product cost more than writing our own. So we built one — deals, clients, tasks, roles and permissions mapped to real positions — and we run our work in it every day.
We run all our own projects in it — and see first-hand how it behaves under load
Small routine ate half of the working day: remind about a call, find a document, do the maths, create a task. We built our own assistant in Telegram — you write to it or send a voice note, and it creates tasks, searches your data, drafts emails, calculates and reminds. We use it ourselves every day.
Small routine no longer takes the owner’s time
Chats came through Instagram, Telegram and the website at the same time, and in the evenings and on weekends nobody answered them. We built an AI worker that replies around the clock, qualifies enquiries and collects contacts — and in parallel creates the deal in the CRM and moves it through statuses.
Customers get an answer at any hour, and the CRM fills itself without a manager
Work conversations lived in employees’ personal Telegram accounts, and when someone left, the whole negotiation history left with them. We built an internal messenger on the company’s own server: channels, files, searchable history and access rights.
Negotiation history stays with the company after an employee leaves
During a call a manager searched for the product in a price list, then for stock in the accounting system, and recalled what to say on the fly while the customer waited on the line. We built an assistant that shows the product card, stock, price and a conversation script for the exact situation the moment a call comes in.
A newcomer answers a customer as confidently as an experienced manager
Students were learning to build websites but had nowhere to publish them, and giving each of them a separate server meant an unmanageable zoo. We built a platform where a student publishes a site in two clicks and a teacher sees the whole class’s work in one place.
Students publish their work themselves, the teacher spends no time on setup
Attendance was marked by hand at the start of a lesson, then transferred into a register, the numbers diverged, and parents learned about absences late. We built NFC-based tracking: a student taps a chip at the entrance, and the register and reports build themselves.
The register fills itself and attendance numbers finally match
A manager copied the address from a conversation into the delivery service, and the tracking number back into the CRM — half a working day and half of all errors came from that. We connected Nova Poshta, Ukrposhta, Instagram, Telegram and Facebook to the CRM: enquiries from every channel arrive on their own and a waybill is created straight from the deal.
Enquiries and waybills flow through without a single manual copy-paste
A buyer called several shops to find out whether an item was in stock, and the shop held it “verbally” and then lost the reservation. We built a service where shops publish real stock levels and a buyer sees them online and reserves an item at a specific location.
Buyers see real stock online and shops stop losing reservations
Monthly earnings were counted in a spreadsheet and came out different every time, while where the money had gone was reconstructed after the fact. We built income and expense tracking by category: balances across cash desks and accounts are visible at any moment, and reports are generated for any period.
Income, spending and balance are visible at any moment, not at month end
The data already lived in Google Sheets, but seeing the whole picture meant merging it by hand every time. We built analytics on top of those very sheets: data is pulled in, consolidated into a dashboard and refreshed without manual work.
The report builds itself — manual merging of spreadsheets is no longer needed
Revenue was visible but profit was not: nobody counted how many hours went into a particular client and how much that client actually brought in. We built end-to-end analytics from the first chat message all the way to the money — per client.
Profit is visible per client, not just total revenue
The client had a product idea and no team to build it. We delivered the platform turnkey — design, frontend, backend and deployment: conversations with the character, advice, horoscopes, dream interpretation, palm reading from a photo and numerology.
The product went from zero to production without any team on the client’s side
A transparent process from idea to launch.
We study your processes and dig into the task: what hurts, what software can actually solve and what it cannot.
System diagram, data model, list of screens, integration points and a stage plan with an estimate for each.
UX and mockups for every screen, built around your scenarios. Signed off before development starts.
Every stage ends with a working feature on a staging environment that you can click through.
We test scenarios across devices, migrate the data, deploy to production and hand over the access.
Fixes, updates and further development after launch. Scope and response times are agreed separately.
The stack is ordinary and widespread — which is exactly why any mid-level developer can pick your system up, not only us.
From $500 — that is the floor: a small improvement or a single integration. A full system costs more, and how much more depends on the number of integrations and how dirty your current data is. The exact figure comes out of the spec; before that any number is a guess, ours included.
Discovery takes 3 days. The spec takes 1–2 weeks. Then stages of 2–6 weeks each. A mid-size project runs 3–5 months from the first meeting to a working system. The timeline grows exactly as long as decisions take on your side; we put that in the estimate as a separate line.
Only after a paid code audit — 3–5 days. We do not take it on blindly: estimating someone else’s codebase without looking means being wrong by a multiple. After the audit we tell you honestly which is cheaper — extending it or rewriting.
It works on narrow, well-defined tasks: enquiry classification, data extraction from documents, standard replies, search across internal knowledge. Accuracy is 92–97% in practice, and where the remainder goes is designed in from the start. An “AI employee that replaces a department” is not something we sell.
Yes, remotely. Paperwork in English or Ukrainian. A time difference of up to 3 hours is fine; anything larger we discuss separately, because it slows down decision-making.
Write two sentences about what is happening and what you want instead. We will look, ask clarifying questions and tell you whether it is a task for us.
We name an exact price and timeline only after we understand the task. Before that any number would be a guess — ours included.