Since early 1990-th I was a freelancer. Long story short: started with MS-DOS & Xerox Ventura Publisher (who still remember these names?) - page layouting & printed media design - graphic design - head of marketing - advertising - 10 years running my own advertising agency - and finally back to roots: photography, since I moved from Belarus to the USA.
I had completed my App Development Course 3 years ago. The only reason i decided to take the course was for developing my own APP because i can not afford to pay the development charges. Anyway Now i am working on a project which i will share very soon. It will assist users in saving time and money.
I wanted to introduce myself to the community. I'm Max, a full-time firefighter based in San fransisco. When I'm off duty, I spend my time meditating, studying philosophy, and building indie tech projects.
I spend a lot of time maintaining small open-source libraries and developer tools, usually after work and usually because something broke in a dependency chain.
The tools I'm most interested in are the unglamorous ones: better docs, cleaner APIs, dependency health, monitoring, retries, changelogs, and anything that saves maintainers from answering the same vague issue for the 40th time.
After watching small businesses juggle a separate chatbot, a separate CRM, and a separate website builder just to run basic sales and support online, we built one platform that does all of it.
Mavibot, chatbots, AI-powered chatbots, a CRM, and now full websites generated from a single prompt, connected to whatever messaging channels your customers actually use. Bots can also talk to other services through their APIs, so if you've got a CRM, an inventory system, or anything else with an API, your bot can pull from it or push to it directly.
Just joined today. I'm Girik, founder of Automate Me, where it's literally me + a swarm of AI agents running client projects.
The setup: For the past year, I've been deep in the trenches building AI automations for businesses. No team. No employees. Just me orchestrating agents like a one-man symphony (Beethoven vibes, except I can hear ).
I m helping share TestLaunch Pro, a live platform built for app developers and app testers.
The idea is simple: app developers can launch paid app testing campaigns, and testers can earn money by submitting real feedback and screenshots on approved tasks.
It is not for fake installs, fake reviews, or guaranteed App Store/Google Play approval. The goal is to help developers get honest feedback from real people before or during launch.