Currently finishing a medical degree, still not sure if I'll end up practicing or keep coding full time. Either way, most of my free time goes into building things.

I build modules for Heroku, a Telethon-based Telegram userbot framework, and spend a lot of time in low-level networking — mainly around bypassing internet censorship in Russia. This isn't just a technical itch: I care about the idea that access to information should be free and privacy should be the default.

• DPI circumvention and VPN infrastructure: Xray, VLESS, Reality, SOCKS5, and an experimental project tunneling VLESS traffic through VK's TURN relay so it looks like a regular VK video call to network inspection
• A set of Heroku modules covering VPN management, Yandex Music integration, session monitoring, and various inline utilities
• Running and maintaining my own VPS infrastructure that all of this sits on

None of this is solo work in isolation — a small group of friends and users rely on the same infrastructure, so a lot of what I build has to hold up for more than just me.

• OBHOD — a bot that issues per-user WireGuard peers over the VK TURN relay, part of the VK TURN + VLESS censorship circumvention stack
• Minegram — a Telegram bot that acts as a UI for hosting and managing a Minecraft server: backups, dynmap, and other admin tasks
• Grabber — a Heroku session grabber module with forum-topic logging

Planning to build my own userbot framework from scratch, called Hotaru, as an alternative to Heroku.

I play Honkai: Star Rail, and that's turning into a small side project — building an API that pulls character and build data from Enka Network.