Specialising in building Telegram bots, websites and software of any kind.
Not prototypes. Each one has real users, a real data source and a server I keep alive.
Live bus tracking for Cyprus.
Real-time vehicle positions, nearby stops, route search and timetables across Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Famagusta. Static GTFS builds the route and stop index; GTFS-Realtime feeds are decoded on demand and served as compact JSON to a full-screen map.
A practical guide to fishing in Cyprus.
An interactive map of fishing spots, a species database with seasons and bait notes, plus licence rules and gear guides in one place. The whole reference ships in three languages, so a visitor reads it in Russian, English or Greek without leaving the page.
The official ANG dealer site for Cyprus.
A marketing site for an aircraft dealership, built around one honest comparison: the aircraft set against the six machines buyers actually cross-shop, using published manufacturer figures rather than selective ones. Ships in English and Russian, with a demo flight booking flow.
A Telegram bot that reads your receipts.
Photograph a receipt and the bot extracts the line items, files the spend against a category and keeps a running total. No app to install and no spreadsheet to maintain, because the interface is a chat the user already has open.
Five things I do repeatedly, rather than a list of everything I have ever opened. Each one has shipped to production and stayed there.
Conversational tools built on aiogram, from receipt scanning to booking flows and admin panels. Webhooks behind Nginx, state in Redis, everything containerised so a bot survives a reboot without losing a conversation.
React and Next.js front ends on FastAPI or Node services, typed end to end.
WebSocket streams and polled transit feeds, normalised and cached before they reach a client.
Gameplay systems and tooling in C#, built and profiled for real hardware.
Hard-surface modelling and product visualisation, taken through to web-ready assets.
The same four moves every time, whether it is a bot for one person or a transit map for an island.
I read the domain before I write the schema. On CyBus that meant working through the GTFS and GTFS-Realtime specs and every operator feed before a single screen existed, because the data shape decides what the product can honestly promise.
Schema first, in PostgreSQL, with the awkward cases written down rather than discovered later. Stops that move, routes that only run in summer, feeds that go quiet at midnight.
Typed end to end, so a rename in the database surfaces in the editor rather than in production. Interfaces get built against the real feed, never against a fixture that always succeeds.
Docker, Nginx and a Linux box I actually maintain. A project is not finished when it deploys, it is finished when it keeps running and I can tell you why it broke.
I build machines to order and hand them over ready to work. Parts chosen for the job rather than the benchmark, assembled and cable-managed by hand, then tuned where it actually matters: BIOS, memory timings, fan curves and a Windows install stripped of the things that slow it down.
Tell me what the machine is for, whether that is a workstation, an editing rig, a gaming build or an office fleet, and I will spec it to that and nothing else.
Tech focused developer specialising in Telegram bots, websites, web apps and custom software.
I work with startups and digital products, with a strong focus on B2C, SaaS, automation and modern web technologies.
I enjoy turning ideas into real products, from the first line of code to launch.
Open to collaboration
I read everything that arrives here. If the project is not a fit I will say so quickly rather than leave you waiting.