I’m Kir. I design products, and I usually stay to build them. A few of them are in other people’s hands. The rest stay in the workshop.
Work
- WOG Pride
The app for WOG, Ukraine’s gas stations. Pay at the pump, order the coffee before you arrive, or buy the fuel now and keep that price for 180 days. Rated 4.8 on the App Store, from 166,000 ratings.
- Suplery
A supply system for salons and spas. Stock updates from what was bought, received, and used, and the next order is already drafted. I lead the product, and I design and build the app and the site, including a shop of 14,000 professional products.
- Avatars
A Figma plugin. Select a frame and it fills with a fictional person, face and name, license-free. I published it in 2019. About 170,000 people use it.
- Cysigns
Practice for the Cyprus driving theory test. The signs, a timed mock, and the path from a learner’s permit to the licence. 80,000 learners, rated 4.8.
- Beauty Pro
Salon owners already run their day in Beauty Pro. For them I built an assistant that answers a plain question from that salon’s own numbers, and draws the chart.
- VoiceFlow
A Mac app that records the meeting, the room and the call, then writes the transcript and a summary, so I can find what was actually said.
- Lango
A menu-bar app for the Mac. Type a Russian or Ukrainian word on the English layout and it switches, deletes the mess, and types the word you meant. It stays on the machine.
Workshop
Not everything needs a user. A webcam made from a Raspberry Pi camera. A quadcopter that flew itself, in 2020. A smart home I wired myself.