● Not a developer. Ships software anyway.
I build websites, web apps, mobile games, browser extensions and automations, and I do SEO and technical audits for clients. Five years in product and data. Independent since May 2026.
Open for the next big step. Whatever shape it takes.
Remote · UTC+4 · Clients in Europe and the US
● Selected work
A stranger types a URL and a full technical audit lands in their inbox. Fix tracker, priorities, responsibility tags, linked Google Sheets, and a video recorded for every single issue type. Nobody touches it in between. It still runs after I left the company.
Live e-commerce for a hardware retailer, built as a fully bilingual catalogue with 542 translation keys at exact parity. WhatsApp checkout, because that is how customers in that market actually buy. The unusual part: an Android phone posts the shop's call recordings to a Netlify Function, ElevenLabs transcribes them, Claude extracts structured intent, and it lands in the admin CRM. A landline wired to an LLM. Also syncs with 1C accounting.
A full website for a boutique tax practice, in dark luxury black and gold. Built as a WordPress block child theme on a source to rebuild to installer pipeline, so the whole site regenerates from source rather than being clicked together. The part the client actually cares about: a branded admin they can edit themselves, without calling me.
A 12-language tech media site on a CMS I wrote by hand. A 109-term glossary, 40+ free browser tools, and three n8n workflows that turn RSS into drafts into published articles.
A colour-match block puzzle, live on Google Play. The entire game is one C# file and contains zero image assets. Board, pieces, UI, skins, particles and even the national flags in the language switcher are all drawn in code.
A Chrome Manifest V3 extension for bulk Google Search Console URL inspection. It works inside your existing session, so there are no API keys and no quota limits.
A browser tool from atomnyx.com, rebuilt as a standalone Flutter app and shipped to Google Play. Small on purpose: the point was the whole pipeline from web tool to store listing.
A client marketing site with a custom admin article editor, so the team publishes without touching code or paying for a CMS.
A WordPress build that became a reusable kit. Block child theme, a source to rebuild to installer pipeline, forms wired through REST into a CRM, a branded admin dashboard and localised emails. The starter kit it produced is what every WordPress project I take on now starts from.
A minimalist neon idle tower defence in Unity. Feature complete and in on-device playtesting, with the bug list running out of a Notion board.
Nothing in that category yet.
● Services
Full site crawls, priorities a developer can actually action. Last multi site audit: 9 SaaS sites, 16,444 images missing alt text, 90% of it template-level.
Translation parity, hreflang, metadata and og data done properly, not machine-dumped
Scripts, pipelines and dashboards for whatever you are still doing by hand
Static, fast, no build step, yours to maintain
Google Play and the Chrome Web Store, end to end
No price list. Pricing is per project and I discuss it on a call.
● Experience
Owned the roadmap. Turned internal scripts into products. Still snuck into the automations.
Built and led the data and automation team from one person up.
Scripts, pipelines, scrapers and internal tools. Removed the manual work nobody wanted to do twice.
Started by finding email addresses by hand, then automated the whole pipeline.
SEO product work at an agency.
Shooting and editing photo and video. Where the visual side comes from.
Education · Self-taught. No degree.
My own project notes say I'm not a developer. I wrote that while shipping Cloudflare Workers, Supabase policies and a Unity IAP migration. Both things are true.
written by me, about me
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