Nikita, independent developerBots, data extraction and focused business tools
I build Telegram bots, data pipelines, monitoring systems and focused internal tools. We prove the value on a small real example before expanding the system.
A system that monitors new listings, filters the stream, evaluates market price and helps inspect products using photos.
Expensive checks run only after fast filters. Relevant listings arrive in Telegram with enough context to make a decision.
The bot rejects unsuitable listings, checks price and images, estimates potential margin and routes alerts by brand.
Each rule is evaluated on a labelled sample. There are no claims of universal accuracy, only a testable workflow and explicit limits.
A demonstrator for purchase price, market value, fees, net profit and the decision on each item.
The numbers are illustrative; the mechanics are real. The same interface pattern can support prices, leads, stock or another recurring workflow.
Detect new listings, price changes, stock updates and other events that matter.
Replace constant page refreshes with a useful, contextual alert.Products, prices, contacts and statuses flow into one clean, usable structure.
Replace copy-paste work with a table, file or API-ready dataset.Handle requests, calculations, notifications and internal workflows in a familiar interface.
Replace circular chat threads with clear buttons, states and ownership.Keep leads, products, margin and next actions visible without adopting a heavyweight CRM.
Replace fragmented spreadsheets with one working screen for the process.A recurring actionThe same work happens often enough to keep consuming team attention.
A testable inputA website, message, spreadsheet, API or another source we can inspect.
A measurable outcomeAn alert, row, calculation, status or decision with a clear next action.
If automation does not justify its cost, I will say so before development. If it does, we start with the smallest useful result.
A link, spreadsheet, screenshot or example of the work currently done by hand.
I propose the simplest format and state the constraints, timeline and cost.
A sample export, one bot scenario or a prototype comes before the larger system.
No. Show the source and the desired outcome: a URL, spreadsheet, messages or a short screen recording.
It depends on sources, rules and interface scope. A small paid prototype can validate the value before a larger build.
We define the minimum access required. Secrets are never embedded in public code.
Yes. Architecture and source handover are agreed before work starts, and support can be added when needed.
Have a link, spreadsheet or screenshot of the current process?