Signals
“Any tool for warm B2B leads that isn't a bought list?”
Leads
Interface mock-ups of LeadRadar, drawn from the product. Sample data.
We build web apps, Telegram bots and AI agents end to end — spec, code, deploy, and the on-call after launch. The two products below are not client logos borrowed for a portfolio: we built them, and we run them in production every day.
Eight arms
Most projects use three or four of these at once. We take the whole thing, so nothing falls between contractors.
Dashboards, multi-tenant accounts, roles, subscriptions.
Bot API and MTProto — messaging, funnels, sales agents in chat.
LLM pipelines that read, score, reply and hand off to a human.
Scraping, enrichment, dedupe, and exports your team can use.
Playwright and Puppeteer at scale, with proxies and session pools.
Plans, trials, invoices, webhooks and the edge cases around them.
Pipelines, shared inboxes, back-office screens people actually use.
VPS, Nginx, process management, backups, alerts when it breaks.
Selected work
Both started as an idea on a call and ended up as paying software with real users, servers and support. Below is what each one does and how it is put together.
“Any tool for warm B2B leads that isn't a bought list?”
Interface mock-ups of LeadRadar, drawn from the product. Sample data.
Interface mock-ups of Maxdm, drawn from the product. Sample data.
How a project runs
No discovery phase that bills for three months. You see something working in the first two weeks.
A call, then a written spec: screens, data model, integrations, and a fixed price for the first milestone.
A clickable build in week one or two. You use it before we go deep on anything expensive.
Two-week increments on a staging URL that is always open. You can check progress any day.
Your server or ours. Domain, TLS, database, backups, payments, error alerts — set up, not promised.
We stay on the product: fixes, new features, and a person to write to when something breaks.
Tools
A deliberately small stack. Fewer moving parts means the thing still runs a year after we hand it over.
Write what it should do and who it is for. You'll get a straight answer on scope, price and timeline — usually the same day.