I'm a designer and full-stack developer from Odesa, Ukraine. One person covers the interface, the code and the release, so a small team gets a finished product without hiring three people.
Each of these I designed and coded myself, from the first sketch to the running product.
A web app for teams, in closed beta
People drop ideas into a shared field and see each other's edits live. Velidee then turns the field into a structured brief, plan or summary.
An online shop for a family farm, live
The farm sold through an old WordPress site. I replaced it with a fast shop that has product variants, a cart, customer accounts and a separate admin panel for orders and stock.
A desktop web browser, in development
A Chromium-based browser with a vertical sidebar, spaces with their own colours and profiles, pinned tabs and folders. I use it every day as my main browser.
Six MCP servers that let an AI assistant use real services: mail, banking data, stock photos, vector images and icon search. Three run on a server behind HTTPS with token access.
An Electron app that plays Spotify and SoundCloud through one audio engine, with one queue, one volume control and a combined list of liked songs.
A service that lets one AI agent start other agents on several machines, follow their progress and collect the results.
Every month I design the Instagram posts, stories and Facebook covers for four Ukrainian consumer brands, working from each brand's content plan and style guide.
I write code with AI coding agents and check their output myself, which is why one person can deliver this much. You get the speed, and a human who answers for the result.
Send a few lines about the project. I reply within a day with questions and a clear plan. A small paid first task is a good way to try working together.