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Software developer. I take on hard projects.

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I build bots, websites and backends, stand up infrastructure, and ship complex production projects end to end — from idea to deploy. Full-stack, whatever the tech: one person closing the whole loop.

CRMTelegram botswebsites & web appsbackend & APIsinfrastructure / DevOpsautomationbusiness logicQA testing
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What I do

Turning brittle workflows into autonomous systems.

01

Anti-Bot & Protection Bypass

I bypass client-side protections — bot-detection VMs, TLS fingerprinting, behavioral checks — and build automation that systems accept as legitimate traffic.

VM bypassTLS fingerprintanti-fraudstealth clients
02

Automation at Scale

Headless browser fleets, stealth fingerprinting, proxy rotation, autoscaling worker pools — coordinating thousands of concurrent sessions without falling over.

headless fleets100 000+ requestscurl_cffi500 workers
03

Server Architecture

I design infrastructure that just works: VPS fleets, VPN nodes, mail servers and reverse proxies orchestrated with systemd.

Postfix / DovecotWireGuardsystemdnginx SNI
04

Full-Cycle Product Engineering

End to end — from concept and prototype to production with ongoing support: CRMs and business logic, FastAPI and Next.js backends, real-time panels, native macOS/Android apps.

FastAPINext.jsSwiftUIWebSocket
How I work

From idea to production.

A transparent process with no black box: we agree on scope up front, I show intermediate variants, you approve each step — all the way to the finished product.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We break down the task and lock in scope, price and timeline. Before we start, you know what you'll get and when.

  2. 02

    Build & show

    I get to work and show what's taking shape — progress as it happens, not a surprise at the end.

  3. 03

    Approval

    We review each variant: good — approved, not quite — I revise. Then the next variant, and around we go.

  4. 04

    Finished product

    Variant after variant — until the result is approved. From idea to production, with support after launch.

iterationsapproved in stages
paymentby agreement
timelinelocked at kickoff
contactdirect, no middlemen
Security
Guarantors

Deals go through a guarantor: a third party holds the funds until you accept the work.

Forum deposit

Forum deposit posted — scam insurance for both sides.

Passive recon

What your browser just told me.

Every anti-bot system starts here. No exploits, no tracking cookies — just what your browser volunteers the moment it connects.

scanning...
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scanning...
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scanning...

Detected client-side, in your browser, right now. Nothing here is stored server-side.

Don't take my word for it

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Stack

Ready to learn new things.

Languages

PythonGoTypeScriptSwiftC++Rust

Backend

FastAPIaiogram3SQLAlchemy 2 (async)PrismaAlembic

Frontend

Next.jsReactVue 3ElectronTailwind CSSVite

Data

PostgreSQLMySQLRedisMongoDBSQLite

Infra

DockernginxsystemdPostfix / DovecotWireGuard / OpenVPNQEMU / VMs

Automation

Playwrightcurl_cffiTLS fingerprinting (utls)WebSocketadb / AndroidAppiumDB automationpytest
Selected work

Recent builds, stripped of NDA details.

01shipped

Multi-Hop SSH Access Panel

2026

Self-hosted web panel for administering infrastructure through a chain of relay nodes via native SSH ProxyJump — in-browser terminal (xterm.js), SFTP file manager, and a Monaco-powered code editor, with optional per-node SOCKS5 egress.

xterm.jsMonacoSSH ProxyJumpSOCKS5
02in production

Multi-Protocol VPN Service

2026

Two-node VPS deployment offering WireGuard as the fast default, OpenVPN for compatibility, and IKEv2/IPsec for native mobile & desktop clients — bootstrapped and validated with shell tooling, scoped explicitly to standard protocols with no hidden transports.

WireGuardOpenVPNIKEv2/IPsecsystemdUbuntu
03in production

Commerce Microservices Platform

2026

A documented WebSocket protocol ties together half a dozen independently deployable FastAPI/aiogram services — VPS provisioning via Proxmox, domain/DNS registration, crypto payment rails — under one central monitoring panel with a three-line service-integration contract.

FastAPIaiogram3PostgreSQLRedisWebSocket
04in production

Self-Hosted Mail Infrastructure

2025–2026

Postfix + Dovecot with per-domain SNI routing, systemd-managed services, and a lightweight HTTP inbox API so downstream apps can read verification mail without an IMAP round-trip.

PostfixDovecotnginx SNIFastAPI
05shipped

StudioHub — Dev-Team CRM

2026

Full-stack project/issue tracker for a small dev studio — Prisma schema with role-based permission overrides, passwordless Telegram-bot login (challenge code shown on-site, confirmed in-app), and public order-tracking pages with live operator controls.

Next.jsPrismaTelegram authRBAC
06shipped

Native macOS TOTP Vault

2026

A SwiftUI menu-bar app for managing 2FA secrets, backed by macOS Keychain — RFC 6238 code generation built from scratch, no third-party crypto dependency.

SwiftSwiftUIKeychainRFC 6238
07shipped

Network Diagnostics Toolkit

2026

Async CLI for validating network paths against a domain whitelist from a given vantage point — DNS resolution, per-IP ASN lookup, HTTP/HTTPS health checks, and configurable TCP probes at up to 500 parallel workers.

Python asyncioDNS / ASNconcurrent networking
Also in the labLocal Voice AssistantTelegram Session PanelParty-Game Telegram Bot
Contact

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