Quiet on the surface.
Always building underneath.
I build small systems that make everyday life
a little more my own. Servers, bots, and quiet automation.
Behind the quiet.
Built for everyday life.
A few things I wanted to exist, so I made them.
01My serverA home for everything that runs behind the scenes.INFRASTRUCTURE
My own corner of the infrastructure.
I wanted a place for the services I use, the bots I build, and the tools I share with friends. So I put them together on a server of my own.
It brings together private connectivity, DNS filtering, Telegram automation, daily backups, and monitoring. The interesting part is making all of those pieces work together quietly.
02Everyday, in TelegramOne familiar place for the things I check and control.BOT + PWA
A few useful things.
One place to find them.
A small personal command centre.
Weather for Krasnodar, news, a control panel, and access for friends. I brought them into a Telegram bot instead of spreading them across separate apps.
A companion PWA puts the control panel on my home screen. It is a simple idea: the things I use most should be easy to reach.
03Video botA shorter route from a video link to the video itself.MEDIA TOOL
Keep the useful part. Skip the detour.
A dedicated video bot running alongside my other services. It gives a recurring media task its own place in Telegram.
A small project, but that is often the point. Something does not have to become a platform to make everyday life easier.
04EnglishkaA place for English inside an app I already use.LEARNING BOT
Make room for another language.
Englishka is my Telegram bot for English. A personal learning project that lives alongside the rest of my everyday tools.
It reflects how I like to build: start with something I want in my own life, give it a useful form, and keep improving it through use.
05KreditorA clearer picture of credit balances and payments.FINANCE TOOL
Numbers are easier when they have a place.
A personal Telegram bot for tracking credit payments and remaining balances. A practical way to keep the details together rather than carry them around in my head.
Built around my own bookkeeping routine, with a database that is backed up alongside the rest of my server.
I like things that feel simple.
Even when a lot happens underneath.
I build for myself first: a server to run my own services, bots to take care of routine, small tools that fit the way I live.
This is a collection of those experiments. Some are technical, some are personal. All of them started with the same thought: I could make this work a little better for me.
More underneath.
More to come.