I break things down to understand how they work — from first principles.
Then I turn that understanding into systems, tools, and ideas — ones I wish existed.
This is a record of that work.
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These are the projects I’m most focused on. They represent my current interests and the direction of my work.
These tools were created to solve problems I encountered on a daily basis.
I built my first local tool for tracking study sessions. It helps me log what I study, set targets, and track weekly progress in a browser-based system.
Save the exact point you stopped in any lecture, lesson, or study session and continue from there without losing context.
Open project →A tool to track and visualize your daily goal-aligned tasks.
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Tool to mark test answers correct or wrong, preventing memorization during practice.
Try the ToolThese are the projects I created earlier. While they no longer reflect my current interests, they remain an essential part of my journey as a builder.
Trajectory lets you calculate rocket missions with real physics. Explore propulsion, Δv, and acceleration with easy-to-use tools and references.
Project LinkPersonalized chatbot for study assistance using AI for context and emotional support.
Project LinkCompact roadmap with tasks and resources for quick AI learning.
View the MapPlatform for physics Olympiad preparation with problems and recommendations for Russian-speaking students.
Project LinkCompletion of Harvard’s CS50 course, including a self-built game and learning journal.
Project LinkBook on Amazon exploring cognitive patterns and improved thinking awareness.
Download Free ExtractGuide explaining AI decision-making with examples from my chatbot.
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