What can be measured
A review of what's actually in the CRM, spreadsheets and payment system: duplicates, lost lead sources. A report with a map and a list of gaps.
Turnkey internal systems, dashboards and AI assistants — in days, not months, at a fixed price. I connect scattered services into one working tool. One of the systems already saves a client $3 000 per month.
Price and timeline known upfront. No hourly billing and no "I need two more weeks".
Before we start, we put in writing what's included and what's not. Anything beyond that is a separate quote, not an argument in chat.
Large projects are split into milestones with separate sign-off. No need to pay everything upfront.
Tasks and questions in one channel, answers during business hours. It's faster than calls.
The source code and database are handed over to the client. No lock-in to a contractor or platform.
A real-time estimate. The exact amount is fixed after a short review of your task — together with the scope of work and timeline.
Six areas, three tiers in each. Prices are baseline, for the Ukrainian market.
The owner sees revenue, the funnel and ad ROI in one window — not across seven tabs and three Excel files.
One source, 5–8 metrics, charts, filters by period and manager, access via link.
2–4 sources via API, own database, auto-sync, funnel, breakdowns by product and manager, roles, alerts in Telegram.
5+ sources, lead stitching by utm, cohorts, LTV, ROMI and acquisition cost by channel, multi-project, auto-reports.
The school stops paying a cut of sales and a subscription for a "dead" database — and gets a product it owns itself.
Courses and lessons, video on your own storage, access rights, automatic access after payment, progress tracking, content admin panel.
Cohorts with deadlines, homework and mentors, quizzes, certificates, pricing plans, completion analytics, notifications.
Gamification, chats and Telegram integration, learning paths, 5+ roles, cohort analytics, automations, affiliate program.
Clients book themselves, slots don't overlap, nobody forgets to show up — and you don't pay a subscription per employee.
Slot calendar, services, up to 10 specialists, overlap protection, client card, reminders, website widget.
Rooms, halls, equipment, a "service × resource × staff" matrix, prepayment, branches, memberships, utilization reports.
Many events, price tiers and quotas, promo codes, payment, QR tickets, gate-check app, refunds.
A process that fits no off-the-shelf CRM moves out of Google Sheets into a system with roles, history and no stock errors.
Orders / clients / statuses, cards and lists, filters, 2–4 roles, Telegram notifications, import from spreadsheets, export to Excel.
Inventory tracking or CRM: stock levels, receipts and write-offs, suppliers, stocktaking, cost price, history, phone scanner.
Funnels with automations, multiple warehouses, reservations, manager bonuses, field-level permissions, 5+ integrations, multiple legal entities.
The routine work managers and mentors do by hand today moves into an automated flow — with an action log, not a "we think we sent it".
A bot over a knowledge base of up to 50 pages, or connecting two systems (form → CRM, payment → access), or 1–3 ready-made flows.
A knowledge-base assistant with citations, or processing: lead qualification, work review, call analysis.
An assistant with access to your database, batch processing of hundreds of calls a day, end-to-end automation across 3+ systems.
Requests from every channel gather in one feed with owners and deadlines — instead of messages lost in a manager's DMs.
A website form, statuses, team notification in Telegram / Slack, an email to the client, an admin table. Or a Telegram bot.
Tickets with owners and timers, conversation inside the request, escalation, analytics. Or reminder sequences.
3–5 channels in one feed (Telegram, Instagram, WhatsApp, email, chat), a single client card, templates, analytics.
The catalog above covers the most common requests — not the limit of what's possible. If your process doesn't fit any of the blocks, describe it in your own words. We'll scope it, design it around you, and lock the price and timeline before we start.
Discuss a custom solution →You don't have to commit to a big project right away. We start with a short paid stage — it gives an honest estimate and protects both sides. The cost is credited toward the project if it starts within 30 days.
A review of what's actually in the CRM, spreadsheets and payment system: duplicates, lost lead sources. A report with a map and a list of gaps.
A process review, screen prototypes, a written scope of work, a list of integrations and risks, a fixed price and timeline.
Configuring an existing service for your process: flows, fields, roles, integrations, a guide for the team.
Export from the old system, deduplication, transfer into the new model, reconciliation and parallel operation of both systems.
External services change their APIs, dependencies need updates, data needs backups. The workmanship warranty is 60 days after delivery, then one of the plans applies.
Every area is backed by a delivered system, not a generic service description. Client data is hidden — the interface and result are shown. Click a screen to open it larger.
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Sales and lead-quality KPIs from Google Sheets and the CRM in one window: nightly sync, a funnel with stage-by-stage conversions, breakdowns by campaign and source.
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Cohorts and evergreen, gamification and leaderboards, AI homework grading, built-in chats, mentor analytics and own video storage instead of a cut to the platform.
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Requests from all channels into one staged board, Slack integration, a knowledge base of procedures with search and AI diagnostics, reporting on workload and response time.
Moving a client from an expensive SMS service to a direct carrier: a consent log, reminders in the client's local time, a shared inbox, a flow builder. Runs in the USA.
Analytics on data from an external trading platform: metrics with benchmarks, light and dark themes. The first working screen — the day after access was granted.
You don't have to sell anything on my behalf — just name the task. I take care of the review, the quote and the timelines from there.
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