I build websites and web apps — design, code, database and launch.
Full-stack developer working from Tashkent, the USA and remotely. I take on the whole build, so you get a finished, working site rather than a handover between three people.
I keep a shared board of sticky notes. Write one about my work, this site, or anything you reckon I should hear — then drag it wherever you like and read what everyone else has pinned up.
I'm Danil, a 17-year-old full-stack developer. I build websites and web applications for clients, and I run two products of my own. I work from Tashkent, spend time in the USA, and take remote work from anywhere.
I handle every layer of a build: the interface design, the front-end, the back-end, the database, and getting it deployed and running. For a client that means one person is responsible for the whole thing, and nothing gets lost between a designer, a developer and whoever set up the server.
So far that has included an online gadget store, a certification and testing lab’s site, a front-end build for a commercial product, a travel-planning platform I founded, and an earthquake-detection network that runs on ordinary smartphones. Alongside the code I design brand identity and print for Model UN conferences, and I teach programming to beginners.
Right now I'm applying to universities and building something new that isn't public yet.
Most of my work falls into three kinds of project. If yours looks like one of these, get in touch and I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.
A complete build, start to finish. You describe what the site needs to do; I design it, write the front-end and back-end, set up the database, and put it live on a domain you own.
You already have a design, or a back-end team, and need the interface built properly. I turn designs into fast, responsive, accessible pages that behave the way they should on real devices.
Work that starts before the code does. I have founded and built my own products, so I can help decide what to make as well as make it — and I design brand identity and print when a project needs it.
Client projects and products I founded. Each entry says what the project is, what I did on it, and where you can see it.
A self-serve travel-planning platform for Uzbekistan.
Founded and built. Turns a few prompts about dates, budget and taste into a real, bookable itinerary across the country — built on curated local data rather than generated guesses, with a marketplace side for local guides.
Founder & CEO · Engineering
A decentralised earthquake-sensing network built from everyday phones.
Turns ordinary smartphones and low-cost microcontrollers into a distributed sensing network that detects structural motion in real time — dense coverage from hardware people already own, rather than a handful of expensive seismic stations.
Founder · Development
An online storefront for smartphones and gadgets, backed by a Telegram sales channel.
Curated devices from established brands, direct supply lines and ongoing promotions — the storefront, product catalogue and the Telegram channel that drives sales to it, built end to end.
Full web development
The public site for a product-certification and testing laboratory.
Certification and compliance testing across electronics, EV chargers, measuring instruments, transformers and textiles — the service catalogue, categories and public-facing site, built end to end.
Full web development
Front-end build — interface, states, and the whole responsive pass.
Frontend development
Lead designer across multiple MUN conferences.
Identity, print and digital for several conferences — badges, booklets, signage, social and the delegate-facing site. One visual system per conference, applied everywhere.
Main designer
A computer-vision pipeline that counts trees from drone imagery.
DeepForest-based detection over orthomosaic drone captures, wired into a single web dashboard: flight telemetry, imagery, and per-tree results in one place instead of four disconnected tools.
Solo · Engineering
Getting students from "I could never" to shipping their first project.
Instructor at EasyCode, a Tashkent coding school — algorithmic thinking taught through games and projects, not lectures.
Instructor · EasyCode
Something I am building quietly. It ships when it is ready.
Coming soon
The tools I actually use day to day, grouped by what I use them for.
Where most of my hours go.
APIs, storage, and the glue between them.
Applied, not academic — models that go into products.
Getting it in front of people and keeping it up.
Brand, print, video and audio — the MUN identity work and beyond.
Available for freelance work and new projects. Tell me what you need built and I will reply with an honest answer on whether I can do it, roughly how long it would take, and what it would cost.
