Assistants that remember.
Automations that watch.

Jarvis

Say "jarvis" and talk. It answers out loud, remembers you across sessions, briefs you every morning, plays the exact song you ask for — and runs on a laptop at $0/month. Fully bilingual.

Content Engine

Reads the news your audience cares about, writes the post in your voice, and sends you a draft to approve. Nothing goes public without a human saying yes — and swapping the AI model behind it is a one-node change.

Canvas Watcher

Checks my university's portal and messages me on Telegram before assignments are due. Boring and reliable — the same pattern works for invoices, orders, or any portal you're tired of checking.

Quantito

A trading bot that won in testing and lost in the real market. I published the full post-mortem instead of hiding it — that's the honesty you get if you hire me.

• 🧠Assistants with real memory — they know your business and pick up where you left off. On your data, under your control.
• 👁️Automations that watch for you — deadlines, inboxes, portals. They ping you only when something needs attention.
• 🔌AI wired into your tools — Telegram, spreadsheets, your website. Security designed in from day one.

• Plain language. You describe the problem in your words; I explain decisions without jargon.
• Small first step. A small fixed scope first, so you can judge the work before committing bigger.
• Everything visible. Code in a repo you can access from day one.
• Security by design. My assistants run on allowlists: they can only do what's explicitly permitted.