Services
Websites & online stores
A website that sells while you sleep.
Ad landing pages · corporate websites · stores with payment and delivery · catalogues synced to marketplaces · multilingual versions · an admin panel without a developer · analytics from day one
- Online store: Orders land in email; a manager invoices and arranges delivery by hand → Online payment, waybill and receipt are created automatically; the customer gets tracking in a messenger
- Service website: A “leave a request” form whose leads get lost in email → A price calculator + time-slot booking; the lead goes straight to the CRM and the manager’s Telegram
- 2,000-product catalogue: Prices on the website and marketplaces are edited separately → One database — changes propagate everywhere in minutes
Web apps, portals & SaaS
Your idea — a working product in eight weeks.*
Client and partner portals · bookings and appointments · dealer portals with prices and orders · MVPs and subscription SaaS · installable PWAs · admin panels with roles and permissions
- Client portal: A customer calls and the manager hunts for the order in a spreadsheet → Clients see status, documents and invoices themselves and pay online
- Dealer portal: Price lists in Excel by email, orders as photos in a messenger → Dealers see their prices and stock; a two-click order lands straight in accounting
- Studio chain bookings: The receptionist keeps a paper log, no-shows pile up → Online booking with prepayment, Telegram reminders a day and an hour before
CRM systems
Not a single lead gets lost again.
A CRM built from scratch around your processes, or an upgrade of an existing one (HubSpot, Pipedrive) · every channel in one window: website, phone, messengers, email · pipelines and auto-tasks · VoIP with call recording · dashboards and sales-team KPIs · documents and invoices in one click
- Sales team: Leads scattered across five messengers and a notebook → Every enquiry in one pipeline; an unhandled lead escalates to the manager in 15 minutes
- Service company: Repeat sales happen “whenever we remember” → The CRM reminds about servicing after 6 months and messages the customer itself
- Law firm · our project: Cases, deadlines and documents in different folders and spreadsheets → A custom CRM: cases, hearings, invoices; AI summarises cases and analyses calls
ERP & accounting: production, warehouse, finance
Your whole business on one screen — in real time.
One chain: order → production → warehouse → shipping → payment · barcodes and reservations · purchase planning · cost and margin per order · cash flow and bank reconciliation · integration with accounting software and delivery services
- Manufacturing: Orders on scraps of paper in the workshop, deadlines slip → The workshop sees the queue on a tablet; the customer gets status updates automatically
- Wholesale: Stock is checked once a week, overselling happens → Stock is reserved at order time and the system suggests reorders itself
- Owner: Profit is known only at quarter end → Margin per order and today’s cash flow — on your phone
Integrations & process automation
No more copying from one app into another.
Links between your website, CRM, accounting, bank and messengers · auto-generated contracts, invoices and acts · automatic reports in Telegram every morning · data sync · monitoring: if something breaks, you know first
- Payments: The accountant matches bank statements to orders by hand → Payment hits the bank → the order turns “paid” by itself and the warehouse gets a task
- Documents: A contract takes 20 minutes to patch together from an old file → Contract, invoice and completion act — one button on the client card, sent for e-signature
- Reports: Friday evening: a summary stitched from three spreadsheets → At 9:00 in Telegram: leads, sales, stock, overdue items
Chatbots & messengers
Your business where customers already chat.
Bots for orders and bookings · order status and tracking by number · catalogue and payment in a Telegram Mini App · internal team bots: tasks, reports, shifts · broadcasts and loyalty · one inbox for every messenger
- Food / flower delivery: An operator takes orders and can’t keep up at peak → A Telegram Mini App: menu, cart, payment — the order goes straight to the kitchen
- Online store: “Where is my order?” — half of all messages → The bot answers with the status and a tracking link by itself
- Field team: Reports as photos in a group chat, everything gets lost → A technician closes the job in the bot with a photo and geotag — data goes to the CRM
AI adoption in your workflows
An employee who never sleeps, never gets sick and remembers everything.
AI agents that act inside your systems · assistants on your company knowledge base · document and scan processing · call and chat analysis · analytics in plain language · local models on your own server for sensitive data · team training. We roll out step by step: free AI audit → pilot on one process → scale → support
- Sales: Night and weekend leads wait until morning and go cold → Within a minute the agent quotes from the price list, clarifies the need and puts the deal into the CRM
- Accounting: Invoices and waybills from PDFs are typed in by hand → AI reads the document (even a scan), extracts the details and creates a draft in accounting
- Lawyers: A lawyer reads every supplier contract in full → AI highlights risky clauses and deviations from the template — only those get reviewed
- Whole team: “Ask Olya, she knows” — new hires take a month to ramp up → An AI assistant answers from policies and price lists and cites the source
Marketing: SEO, Google Ads, paid social
Ads that count sales, not clicks.
Google Ads: Search, Performance Max, remarketing · Meta and TikTok ads · SEO: technical audit, structure, AI-assisted content · end-to-end analytics ad → lead → payment · CRM sales sent back to ad accounts · customer acquisition cost dashboard
- Google ads: Optimised for clicks, half the leads are junk → Ads get real sales data from the CRM and bring in paying customers
- Paid social: Facebook leads sit in the ad account for a day → The lead hits the CRM in a second and an AI manager writes to them first
- Owner: “Do the ads work?” — a matter of faith → One screen: spend → leads → sales → revenue for every channel