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-3.5, 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.
PROOF / 04 OBJECTS
Not a portfolio in the usual sense, but nodes of a system — objects with origin, context, and consequences.
The primary proof: a working digital self-portrait made of rooms, 122 content nodes and causal routes. Not a claim of capability — the capability itself.
NUXT 3 · 122 NODES · CLOUDFLARE · LIVEA self-hosted LAN messenger: Go server on Orange Pi Zero 3, Flutter clients for Windows and Android, synchronized across four devices.
GO · FLUTTER · ORANGE PI ZERO 3 · 4 DEVICESAn educational guide made with Anya: from idea and layout to school presentations and 88 audience responses.
2 MAKERS · SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS · 88 RESPONSESOne standalone HTML file with 16 intentionally incompatible visual modes — the core KOBYLA hypothesis tested in code.
1 HTML · 16 MODES · OPEN PROTOTYPEkobyla.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 →