Not a business-card landing page — a system that works for you: a site, a mobile app, a Telegram Mini App, a bot, a CRM, or an AI agent. From an $800 beauty salon site to a full custom platform. One engineer. Tbilisi.
Every second agency in Tbilisi sells a "turnkey website." That's not my job. A website is the storefront — I build the kitchen: the thing behind the window that feeds the business every day. The student dashboard a learner opens to see their schedule. The bot that reminds them twelve hours ahead. The admin panel that notices who didn't show up and messages them first.
I work alone and take one project at a time. That's not marketing — it's arithmetic. When I split my attention across five clients, I do five jobs badly. When I go deep on one — I do one well. That's why deadlines hold, budgets don't drift, and a year later you can still grow the system instead of rewriting it.
From a landing page for a Vake bakery to a platform with AI agents. Small project doesn't mean sloppy. Each one with its own price and timeline, no "we'll figure it out after the brief."
Not a business-card landing with a "leave your phone" form. A site that writes to your CRM on its own, opens a task in Telegram, and pings the manager 12 hours later if nobody replied.
A bot isn't a marketing channel — it's a second UI for your system. The student signs up through the bot. The client cancels a visit in one tap. Fewer windows, more action.
When Bitrix is too big and Google Sheets is cracking — I build a system that fits your process exactly. No 200 unused fields, no third-party SaaS subscriptions.
Not a "chatbot with a ChatGPT wrapper." An agent trained on your data: prices, contracts, FAQ. It answers 80% of standard questions and hands the rest cleanly to a human.
React Native plus native modules. One codebase, two stores. No endless "we'll finish it later" and no separate team for each platform. Same CRM as the website.
A full client dashboard right inside Telegram — no downloads, no App Store, no friction. Especially strong for beauty studios, education, delivery, and service bookings.
I feed it your price list, FAQ, policies, and contracts — you get an agent that answers customers in Telegram, on the site, or in WhatsApp. It doesn't make things up. When it doesn't know, it hands off to a human.
Emails, form submissions, voice notes in Telegram — the model classifies, tags, drops a summary into the CRM card, and bumps urgent ones to the top. Your manager opens a feed that's already sorted.
Product descriptions, posts, newsletters, review replies — in your tone of voice, in two languages, with facts from your database. As if you wrote it yourself, only in four minutes.
The customer dictates a request — you get a structured record on the other end. Name, phone, service, date. Built for salons, clinics, and driving schools.
One bot the team can ask: "when was the last payment from X," "find the contract with Y." Connects to your CRM, database, and Drive — answers with facts.
I don't replace people — I take the routine off them. Reminder emails, call transcripts, translation, reports. The team gets to do the work they were actually hired for.
The bot takes the request, knows the prices, schedule, and FAQ, qualifies the lead, and hands off to the manager's direct chat. Training it takes one price list in Notion and a single call.
This isn't a "contact us" widget. It's a second UI for the business — in your client's pocket, available 24/7, with no headcount added.
Every project comes with one number you can verify. No logos that mean nothing.
Private student dashboard, JWT with rotation, personal data encrypted at the database level. Not "we bolted on Google login" — infrastructure I'd happily show to an auditor.
The client needed to edit any string — in Russian or Georgian — without calling a developer. A content_overrides layer: edit right on the page, both languages independent.
The full bank of theory questions, three modes — sequential, by topic, and exam mode with a timer. Two versions in one table, no duplicates. Works on a marshrutka and on a laptop.
One bot lives with the student — schedule, reminders, rescheduling, interface language. The second one is for the admin — attendance, no-shows, a confirmation queue, a morning digest. The bots aren't a separate product, they're the system's UI.
A one-week concept as a demo for a Tbilisi clinic. Booking through the site and Telegram, double reminders, one-tap cancellation, voice request with transcription. Not in production — but the architecture works.
No Vercel. VPS, Cloudflare, Let's Encrypt with auto-renewal, UFW plus fail2ban, a dedicated user for the app, encrypted nightly backups. Deploy is git push, everything else runs itself.
You see the progress in real time, on a real server. Every week.
I listen to what's breaking for you. I take notes. By the end I know whether you need me, and whether I want the project. If not — I'll say so honestly.
A short spec — what we're doing, what we're not, in what order, by what date. Price and timeline are locked at this point.
I work alone and take one project at a time. Once a week — a short video or email with progress. A real server from day one.
Production server, domain, SSL, backups, monitoring. I hand over everything — code, credentials, Notion documentation, an hour of training.
A month later I'll reach out myself — what's working, what I'd improve. No invoice attached. After that, either a support contract or a friendly goodbye.
Prices in dollars. Payment in stages, a contract is required. No VAT — Georgian sole proprietor, Small Business status.
+ Support from $200/month (small fixes and monitoring) to $800/month (priority and active development). Off retainer — hourly, $60/hour.
I'm Nikita. An engineer who writes copy. An editor who writes code. I take one project at a time — that's not marketing, it's arithmetic. This site is an example of how I work. If you like it — write to me.
One sentence on Telegram: what your business is and what hurts. No spec needed, no "let's discuss options." In an hour we'll have something to start from.
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