Five functions. One accountable team.

Everything below is a capability we run in production today, not a wish list.

01

“Someone still does this by hand.”

Manual ops

Invoices copied between Excel and the accounting system. Tender portals refreshed at midnight. Reports stitched together in a group chat.

Workflows that run end-to-end: n8n/Make pipelines, browser automation, system sync, alerts when something needs a human, and only when.

What you walk away with
  • A running pipeline, documented end to end
  • Alerts and a human-escalation path
  • A dashboard of what ran and what failed
The same day’s operations run without a person on duty. Approvals, invoicing, reporting, and tender notifications fire on their own schedule.
02

“Tickets wait. Leads stall. Nobody answers fast enough.”

Slow judgment

The support queue grows faster than the team can read it. Inbound leads sit in a messenger until a manager remembers. Decisions live in someone’s head.

AI agents that read, classify, route, and draft: answers from your own documents and past replies, lead and ticket scoring, escalation to a human at the right moment.

What you walk away with
  • An agent trained on your documents and past replies
  • Routing and escalation rules you can edit yourself
  • A log of every decision it made
Every ticket and message is triaged the moment it arrives. The queue finally drains faster than it fills.
03

“Our site doesn’t actually do anything.”

Dead-end web

The current web presence is a brochure. Clients can’t apply, book, pay, or check status without calling a person. The admin’s email inbox is the only workflow.

Web and mobile products where the client does the thing: applications, bookings, dashboards, CMS-driven sites your editors run without a developer.

What you walk away with
  • A deployed product your clients actually use
  • A CMS your editors own
  • Analytics wired from day one
Clients finish business with you at 2 a.m. Your staff stops being the switchboard.
04

“Nobody knows which number is the right one.”

Fragmented data

Sales, finance, and operations all show different figures. Data lives in three systems and a group chat. Leadership waits for the weekly reconciliation.

One data layer: Postgres or Supabase, APIs that sync the systems, auth and roles, monitoring, one dashboard the whole team actually trusts.

What you walk away with
  • One database of record
  • APIs syncing the tools you already have
  • The dashboard leadership actually trusts
Any figure leadership needs is one query away, not a weekly spreadsheet project.
05

“The contract we need on-chain isn’t built, and we can’t afford a mistake.”

Risky on-chain ops

Tokens to mint, airdrops to distribute, a treasury multi-sig to protect. None of it can go wrong, and Solidity talent in Almaty is scarce.

Smart contracts designed, tested, and multi-chain deployed (ETH, BSC, Arbitrum) with multi-sig pipelines and on-chain monitoring by default.

What you walk away with
  • Tested, audit-ready contracts
  • A multi-sig deployment pipeline
  • On-chain monitoring and runbooks
The system goes to mainnet once, with audit discipline and bug-bounty coverage from the start, not after an incident.

Ways to work together

01

Project build

A defined system, scoped in writing, shipped in stages you can test.

02

Operational retainer

We run and extend what we built: monitoring, adjustments, new features as the business evolves.

03

Technical advisor

Senior eyes on your architecture, hiring, and roadmap, a few days a month.

Technology we work with

Automation
n8nMakeZapierCustom workflowsBrowser automation (Playwright)API integrations
AI & ML
OpenAI and Anthropic frontier modelsRAG systemsCustom AI agentsLangChainVector databases (Pinecone, pgvector)
Frontend
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSMobile (React Native)
Backend
Node.jsPythonPostgreSQLRedisREST & GraphQL APIs
Infrastructure
AWSVercelDockerCI/CDMonitoring & alerting

Industries and use cases

Logistics & supply chain

Automate dispatch, tracking, invoicing, and customs documentation. Real-time visibility from warehouse to delivery.

E-commerce & retail

AI-powered product recommendations, automated order processing, inventory sync across marketplaces, and customer support bots.

Professional services

Automate client intake, proposal generation, contract management, and time tracking. CRM integration with WhatsApp and Telegram.

Healthcare & clinics

Patient intake automation, appointment scheduling, medical records digitization, and insurance claim processing.

Real estate

Property listing automation, lead qualification, viewing scheduling, and document generation for transactions.

Education & training

Student enrollment automation, course management, progress tracking, and AI-powered learning assistants.

Common questions

How fast can an automation project start?

Usually within one to two weeks. A short call, a written scope of the first stage, and we begin. We don’t run three-month discovery phases.

Will you integrate with our existing CRM, ERP, and messengers?

Yes, that’s the point. We connect and automate around your CRM, ERP, and the messengers your team already uses, and only replace what genuinely can’t be salvaged.

How much does business automation cost?

It depends on scope: a focused automation is a very different build from a full product. After one call you get a written fixed price for a first stage you can actually use. No black box.

Who owns the code, data and infrastructure after delivery?

You do, from day one. Repos, cloud accounts, and documentation transfer to your team as part of delivery. Nothing is held hostage.

What happens after the system is live?

Most clients stay on an operational retainer for monitoring, adjustments, and extensions as the business changes. Prefer your own team? We train them and leave runbooks.

Do you work in English, Russian and Kazakh?

Yes. All three, in calls, documentation, and the interfaces we ship.

Start here

Start with the manual work that eats your week.

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