I build products in a week.
Not in a quarter.
One person with a product manager stack and AI tools. Landing pages, parsers, CRMs, automation. What takes an agency a month and five salaries takes one week and one invoice here.
Work
The home page shows the current portfolio. The full archive lives on a separate page and can grow calmly.
Flower shop platform · v1
A flower shop that launches in days: storefront, admin roles, auto-replies, and orders delivered straight to Telegram.
Flower shop platform · v2
A second shop on the same engine under a different brand. Proof that one product can power a line, not just a one-off.
Yandex Maps Outreach
Turns geo search results into a clean B2B base and brings each lead to a useful first touch without manual chaos.
Source Hub CRM
A working console that turns a catalog of Telegram sources into a queue of signals for websites, bots, design, and automation work.
Telegram Leads
Finds people who are already formulating a task. Search by intent, not just keywords.
Crypto dashboard
A working dashboard for exchange events: listings, promos, premarket, and Alpha Desk in one interface.
Service bots
Website checks for 152-FZ and SEO diagnostics delivered in chat instead of heavy dashboards.
Freelance Lead Bot
Monitors freelance channels, filters noise, sends strong requests to Telegram, and prepares an AI draft reply in one click.
What I build for clients
If the task can be shipped in a week, I take it. If it needs enterprise DevOps, I say no honestly.
One Egor.
No agency.
Four years as a product manager in product teams. Now I ship working versions through AI tools, code, and direct product context.
What used to take three developers and a month, I now close alone in a week. Fewer approvals, fewer hour-long calls with five people. I take the task, launch the first version, show it, and iterate.
My zone is fast launches where the result matters more than endless specs: assemble, show, refine, and leave behind a system people can actually use without a team around it.
What I write
Short breakdowns on how projects work and why a month in an estimate is usually coordination, not development.
30 minutes.
No brief.
Tell me the task and I will honestly say whether it can be done in a week, whether AI helps, and what it costs. No decks and no "we need to discuss with the team".