13 years I built without talking about it.
I learned on my own.
I tested.
I failed.
I refined.
most people who know me still don’t know what I do.
In 2026, that changes.
I don’t fit into a title, but I operate on a few core drivers:
- I create.
- I build systems.
- I solve hard problems for people who play seriously.
that’s what led me to become a Creative Director for tech startups at critical moments - where credibility and first impressions make the difference between investment and failure.
grow or die.
in parallel, I help burned-out freelancers become business owners.
and design teams stuck in execution level up to senior thinking.
I’m 28.
13 years of accumulation.
this year, I start showing the work.
- the processes.
- the decisions.
- the mistakes.
not for validation.
but for those at the beginning of the road, looking for clarity and confidence.
if you’re a freelancer who knows you’re capable of more, or a designer stuck in execution and in need of real direction - follow along.
dropping a new case study💥
Tontravel (now @entravelX) – the Telegram-native hotel booking app for crypto users
In under 30 days:
- built the full app UX/UI
- designed the brand identity from scratch
- designed & built the landing page
- aligned it with launch @ Proof of Talk
spent the last 6 months with my team @ Onetap designing the UX/UI for @XoxnoNetwork’s new lending protocol.
excited to see it live 🔥
it’s one of the most user-centric & transparent lending protocols in web3. I may be biased - prove me wrong.
excited to see how the community uses it & what feedback rolls in.
feels like a big turning point for both XOXNO & @MultiversX 🚀
most freelancers can’t sell a $5k offer
not because they “don’t have the audience"
but because their positioning makes $5k feel like $50k.
here’s how to flip it so $5k feels like a no-brainer 🧵
this is the entire stack I use to run a design agency:
• @X - generate leads
• @telegram - communicate
• @figma - deliver the work
• @ChatGPTapp - brainstorm
• @notion - stay organized
if you’re a solopreneur trying to stay sane and still make money - use this.
I was bullet-journaling in a notebook for 10 years.
but when I found Notion, everything changed. this planner became my first digital system, and it’s still the one I use every day.
it helped me:
• stay organized
• plan months in advance
• manage chaos
• reach my goals
I’ve been using it to juggle multiple clients, ship work on time, and stay sane as a creative solopreneur.
today I’m sharing it for free.
just redesigned Onetap website.
new look. sharper offer. real outcomes.
we help seed-stage startups turn clunky MVPs into products users love and investors trust - in 45 days.
if your app still looks rushed and you’ve got a launch or demo coming up - book a call, it's free.
“The COCKROACH of startups.”
“You should NOT build this.”
“Classic example of a BAD app idea.”
that’s what judges told me… live… during my first-ever product pitch.
Parkswap update #9 🧵
Parkswap Update #8
a guy liked my Parkswap demo and randomly invited me to pitch it at an event in Constanta - tomorrow.
never pitched a product to investors before.
chat, how do I not fuck this up?
(this is my deck)
tapped into app building as a product designer and it literally rewired my brain. now i wanna vibe-code apps that actually solve problems (and feel good doing it).
not about perfection. just about shipping ideas, fast.
my pov for the last month 👇
found a ridiculously fast way to annotate my UI designs for handoff. no more endless threads about 'what does this button do?'.
kinda wish i learned this sooner. would it help you as a dev?
Hey, founder.
Launching soon?
I got 3 spots for July to design + build high-converting tech startup landing pages:
✅ Tailored UI design
✅ Clear messaging
✅ 5-day delivery
✅ $2.5K flat
✅ No surprises, just results
🚨 Last spots at this rate.
Comment LANDING or DM me.
Bolt Hackathon - ParkSwap Update #2
After spending 10M tokens, I built nearly all core Driver POV flows. 🎉 Biggest pain in the ass was the seamless Driver/Host role switching, costing me 2M tokens.
To-do:
- Complete Host POV core flows (spot listing, approval, payouts)
- Fix filtering
- Integrate Google Maps
- Integrate payment system
- Clean up UI
- Remove unnecessary sections
- Implement new design system
- Design logo
- Fix minor UI/UX and animation bugs
- Tie up loose ends
- Test test test
- Publish on App Store
- Design and launch landing page
- Launch publicly across channels
My goal is to keep UX simple with essential features for quick launch: Drivers book and pay fast, Hosts list and get paid fast.
Seven days left until the hackathon ends, so I must hurry.