Three products built. The rest designed for teams that built them.

Each built one has a case study: the problem, the design decisions, the hardest engineering and how it was made, with numbers taken from the repositories. The designed ones show the decisions and what each one cost.

Built

A Mac screen: Claude Code working in Terminal while the CodeCat island on the notch turns green, then orange when the agent asks, and the pointer opens its menu.

Free downloadmacOSSwift2026

CodeCat

A menu-bar cat that tells you when a Claude Code agent needs you.

Case Study Download CodeCat
A meeting room: the Eily app on a phone in a stand, recording, five live cards appearing as the conversation runs.

TestFlightiOSSwift2026

Eily

A meeting assistant that understands the conversation on your phone, in real time, and turns it into tracked work.

Case Study Join the waitlist
A living room: the CouchDeck library on the TV, covers moving under the focus ring, then a game starts.

In developmentAndroid TV, webOSKotlin, C2026

CouchDeck

Your gaming PC on the TV, as a console.

Case Study Roadmap

Designed

The ARQ editor with a project open: scenes and objects on the left, a statue on the floor grid in the middle, the inspector on the right, and a timeline of keyframes along the bottom.

Founder & CEO2019–2023

ARQ

a no-code editor for augmented reality, from a 3D model to a link anyone can open.

Case Study
Three Arcade Quest screens over a neon grid and the Kazan skyline: the map with game pins and a Tetris card, the title screen with Open map under a striped sun, and a Tetris stack standing in AR on a street.

ARQProduct Designer2019

Arcade Quest

a city quest for arcade games. Tetris, Space Invaders and the rest stand at spots around Kazan, and you play them in AR on the pavement.

Case Study
The Optic moderation tool: an inbox of 115,321,537 matches, each a pair of NFTs side by side with its collection, chain and a match score, and three verdicts — copymint, remix, not a match.

Head of Design2022–2025

Optic

the NFT moderation tool OpenSea's own moderators used, and OpenSea then acquired.

Case Study
Lyvely: a creator's web profile, a tip being paid inside a live call, and a membership page.

Lead Product Designer2024–2026

Lyvely

a creator platform where fans pay, on web, iOS and Android.

Case Study
The Events overview dashboard: average event rate and incident counts with trends, incidents by category, two area charts of events across the week, events by category and severity, and incidents by severity per day.

a cybersecurity vendorLead Product Designer2023–2024

Security platform

the start of one platform for a cybersecurity vendor's 20+ products — dashboards, widgets, and the navigation they all share.

Case Study
Lyvely DS organisms, each tile marked Ready to dev.

Lead Product Designer2024–2026

Lyvely DS

the design system every Lyvely screen is assembled from.

Case Study
The AI or Not verdict screen: a steampunk bird made of gears beside a huge "78%", "likely AI-generated", closest match Midjourney, a bar from Human to AI, and "Is this right? Yes / No — every answer goes back into training".

OpticHead of Design2023–2024

AI or Not

the AI-image detector Optic launched in 2023. I designed it from the first draft until it became a company of its own.

Case Study
Screens pending

OpticHead of Design2023–2024

BIOPTIC

from a molecular search box to a research agent with fact-checking.

Essense: a project page with a Score of 47 and today’s top issue, and a persona you can chat with.

OpticProduct Designer2023

Essense

an AI tool that turns app reviews into a product team’s to-do list.

Case Study
Blinds App: the curtains, horizontal blinds and roller shutters screens, each a photo of the window over a line drawing of the blind.

Product Designer2018

Blinds App

an iOS app for motorised blinds, curtains and shutters, drawn for the maker of the motors.

Case Study