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About
I’m Bekarys, a developer and designer. I create websites, apps and platforms for businesses, guiding each project from its first screens to launch and support.
I work from Astana with clients around the world.
I think through the interface and what powers it, from a mobile app to the processes inside a company.
A design-led website in Russian, Kazakh and English for an IT company, built as a 3D journey from a galaxy to its office in Astana. The mouse wheel, keys and swipes take visitors between scenes: hovering over stars reveals projects, while devices and 3D objects introduce the services.
A design-led website in Russian, Kazakh and English: screening technology, an interactive questionnaire demo, the app and the psychologist portal. Dedicated pages explain the platform to schools, institutions and companies.
An English-language portfolio, shown here in my director’s cut. The work opens as a strip you can drag, music videos play in a full-screen carousel, and magazine covers and awards get sections of their own. Clients build their inquiry step by step: project type, budget and the crew for the shoot.
A landing page in four languages: tests, SOR/SOCH assessments, PISA tasks and custom programs. Sample materials, how the AI works, pricing plans, reviews and an FAQ help teachers choose a format and get started.
A Kazakh and Russian website: rooms, a property map, spa, restaurant and gallery. We built a CMS panel for the resort team, where staff update rooms, offers and photos themselves.
A design-led Russian and Kazakh website for a videographer: a video portfolio, services and an inquiry form. An aperture animation introduces the site, while equipment moves with depth and parallax as you scroll.
uply.kz: specialist search, service categories and provider profiles. biz.uply.kz: a site for companies with separate pages for CEOs, HR and L&D; requests are saved with UTM tags.
Teachers use AI to put together tests and assignments from their own textbook. A website in four languages, teacher and school dashboards, SMS sign-in and a subscription with online payment.
22 modules in one system: a GPS-tracked fleet, inventory, HR, billing and a customer portal. Data exchange with accounting software covers three areas.
Orders, specifications, raw material reservations, inventory and shift schedules in one system. Two-way sync with accounting software and a CRM connection.
Rooms, offers, a restaurant menu with a QR code, spa prices and the grounds map in one panel. Edits appear on a test website and reach guests once published.
The teacher dashboard on a phone: students and tests at a glance, new tests, summative assessments or PISA tasks, a question editor. Runs in the browser, nothing to install.
Integrates with CRM, ERP and other platforms. Explains how the system works, carries out tasks through MCP tools and helps make sense of analytics. Users can chat by text or voice.
Builds a test from the selected textbook pages. Every question is checked; a rejected one is regenerated with feedback. The teacher edits the test and shares it by link.
A Chrome extension for Google Meet: records meetings, transcribes speech, prepares summaries and extracts tasks. The agent answers questions about saved meetings and works with a connected Trello board.
I use OWASP ASVS 5.0.0 to select security requirements for web applications and APIs. Safeguards are matched to the project’s architecture and needs.
Request
Data
Infrastructure protection
Perimeter. Cloudflare adds DDoS and bot filtering. VPN access and private networks isolate internal services and support secure architecture.
Perimeter
ASVS requirements
Access. Roles and server-side checks for access to actions and data. Sign-in methods and session handling follow the system’s needs.
Access
ASVS requirements
Data. HTTPS for data in transit, hashes for passwords. Sensitive fields are encrypted separately when the project requires it.
Data
ASVS and recovery
Oversight. ASVS defines requirements for security event logs. Backups support recovery after failures.
Oversight
FAQ
Common questions
What if I don’t like the result?
That’s why we start with a clickable prototype. You see the screens and test them on your own tasks before development. Changing a prototype is faster and cheaper than changing a finished system. If I realize on the call that I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so right away.
How much does it cost and how long will it take?
There are no prices or timelines on the site: two similar systems can differ in scope several times over. After the call, I’ll send an estimate with what’s included, the timeline and the cost.
Can you work on a system another developer built?
Yes. I need access to the source code, database, server and everything else needed for the work. I’ll review it and recommend whether it’s better to improve it or rewrite it. I’ll explain in plain language, give you a timeline and a price, and do the work myself. You don’t need to understand the code.
Who will support the system after launch?
I will. I run the project myself from the first call through development and launch, so you contact me directly afterward. The price includes one to three months of free support, depending on the project. After that, support can be monthly or task by task, whether you need a bug fixed or a feature added.
Can the system work with accounting software, payments and SMS?
Yes, I connect your existing CRM, ERP, accounting software, Stripe and other payment and SMS services. If you need another service, I’ll check how to connect it.
Do you work with clients in other cities and countries?
Yes. Calls and all the work happen online, so you don’t need to travel anywhere. I’m based in Astana.
What do you need from me to get started?
Time for the first call and someone who knows your processes. Tell me what needs to change and what outcome you want. If you have spreadsheets, documents or examples, send them over. It helps me get up to speed faster.
How can I help?
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Tell me what you need. I’ll reply and suggest a time for a call.