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Digital Systems
I design and build complex systems — from messengers on Orange Pi to digital universes. Anything that requires architecture and assembly.
Systems-minded Digital Builder
Linguist, gamer, digital builder. I build systems, interfaces, prototypes and working forms for complicated ideas with AI as my second brain.
By education — linguist and teacher of two foreign languages (English, German). Graduated from GrSU (Grodno, philology, 2019–2024). But instead of teaching, I build digital things.
I'm not just a frontend developer and not just a designer. I'm a builder of digital things, someone who knows how to assemble forms from ideas. A pragmatic weird mind. A systems-minded digital builder.
Long-time gamer: CS:GO since 2014, Slay the Spire fanatic (Defect is top), finished Control and loved it. Games aren't just a hobby — they're part of how I see interfaces and systems.
I design and build complex systems — from messengers on Orange Pi to digital universes. Anything that requires architecture and assembly.
I create interfaces that aren't just pretty — they work, they're clear, functional, and have character. Each section can be a separate visual world.
I build full applications with AI. Not just writing prompts — building real systems: messengers, websites, prototypes. The question isn't what I CAN do, but what I WANT to do.
I quickly turn ideas into working forms. Testing hypotheses: 16 visual modes in one HTML? Why not. A wall of pinned notes instead of a blog? Easy.
I don't believe in a single design system for everything. Different tasks require different approaches, different visual languages, different levels of chaos.
Function over empty decoration. But in some projects, visuals themselves are the function — shock, disruption, strangeness can be part of the message.
Clarity remains untouchable. Chaos is acceptable, disorientation — sometimes, but a dead end with no exit — never.
AI is the path to unlimited mastery over anything. The question isn't what you CAN do, but what you WANT to do — because with AI, you can build anything.
Got into neural networks back during GPT-3, through Telegram bots. Used it for foreign literature tests — surprisingly good results. Then found lmsys (now arena.ai) and never looked back. Built a full messenger with Claude Opus 4.5 in plain text mode — server on Orange Pi Zero 3, running on two Androids and two PCs. That was the moment I understood: AI isn't a tool. It's a second brain.
Not a portfolio in the usual sense, but nodes of a system — objects with origin, context, and consequences.
This site — a mind-map and digital self-portrait where each room is a separate visual world.
Full messenger built with Claude Opus 4.5. Server on Orange Pi Zero 3, two Androids, two PCs.
HTML prototype with 16 intentionally incompatible visual modes under one menu.
kobyla.by is the main world: strange, exploratory, visually aggressive. A labyrinth of rooms with radically different visual modes.
This isn't a business card. This is a system.
Enter kobyla.by →