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I am focused on agentic development: turning vague product work into scoped tasks, repo-isolated implementation, automated validation, and real QA evidence. The goal is simple: ship useful projects without babysitting every step.
My current work spans Telegram bots, crypto and trading tools, self-hosted infrastructure, and the local automation that keeps those projects healthy.
I also co-authored a productivity book. You can buy it on the book's website or Amazon. I wrote about the publishing process on my blog too.
Hi there! My name is Nikita, and I'm a serial product launcher. I'm half developer, half entrepreneur.
I started as an iOS developer. Over the years, I've mastered backend, frontend, Android, React Native development, management, hiring, consulting, public speaking, and other soft skills. You can find my up-to-date tech stack in the list of my code templates.
In case you want, you can always become a sponsor of my work on my GitHub Sponsor profile or on my Buy Me a Coffee profile. I fund all of my projects personally, and the donations help me a lot to keep the products free and open. Thank you.
Oct 27, 2026
I moved my whole server off Easypanel with one command, and five things broke
On October 24 I moved 14 projects and 57 services from Easypanel to Tugport with one command. Here's how the move works, the five bugs it found, and the mistak...
May 7, 2026
I rebuilt Voicy with agents instead of rewriting it myself
How I used Symphony, OpenClaw, Codex, a home server, Telegram Web QA, and a Windows GPU worker to revive Voicy as an agent-driven maintenance loop.
Feb 22, 2026
Digital sovereignty in 2026, (in)complete guide
An (in)complete guide on how to replace google, apple, msft with foss solutions and own your data
Onchain multiplayer space strategy game on Base, built around competing for planets and navigating a shared universe.
Live numbers on stats.veydrift.com. It's open source.
Self-hosted alternative to Heroku and Vercel in one Rust binary: it builds every git push, switches traffic once the new version is healthy, and moves an Easypanel or Coolify server over in one command. My main server runs on it.
It's open source.
Very minimal EVM wallet for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Android, iPhone and Mac: about 2,850 lines of TypeScript you can read in an evening.
It's open source.
One small binary that compiles, tests, deploys, verifies and upgrades Solidity contracts. It runs Foundry projects as they are, and editing a test and rerunning the suite takes about a second instead of a minute.
It's open source.
Small Farcaster web client that talks straight to Quilibrium's Hypersnap network from your browser. You can create an account right on the page for about $0.20 of ETH on Optimism, and your keys never leave the browser.
It's open source.
Tiny realtime kanban board for AI agents and the humans watching them: API keys for agents, markdown handoffs, file attachments and live updates.
It's open source.
Free, open-source Android app for Audiobookshelf. Stream or download audiobooks and podcasts, with synced listening progress.
It's open source.
Free Android app for Meshtastic radios, so you can message your friends when there is no signal: private rooms, encrypted DMs, an SMS relay and firmware updates from your phone.
It's open source.
Telegram voice-to-text bot with local worker infrastructure, stronger queues, and real Telegram Web QA in the development loop.
It's open source.
Self-hosting platform and home-server base for running useful services without handing the whole stack to a cloud provider.
It is the infrastructure side of the current work: local services, private access, and deployable templates.
It's open source.
Telegram votekick bot for fighting spam and letting chats kick members by vote.
It's open source.
Telegram anti-spam bot I built and sold to 1inch Network. Keeping it here as a real project receipt, not as current day-to-day work.
It's open source.
Inline Telegram bot for saving reusable text templates and quickly inserting them later. Useful for support work, channel admins, and repeated replies.
It's open source.
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Borodutch Labs Inc
