24-hour launch

Got an idea? Your website goes live in 24 hours.

Each launch includes a template-based landing page tailored to your topic, domain setup, and hosting.

Assuming you stay reachable and reply promptly during the 24 hours.

  1. Brief
  2. Copy
  3. Design
  4. Build
  5. Domain & leads
  6. Launch

Where AI actually helps

Page outline drafts, headline options, first-pass block layout. Not “magic instead of a developer”: less busywork at the start and on iterations. Decisions on structure, design and copy are made by a person, not a model.

Website and Telegram bot development

Landings, stores, and product sites, designed and built end to end. AI helps draft structure and copy so you can ship sooner; edits and decisions stay yours. Scope, stack, and acceptance criteria are set before kickoff.

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Launch by format

Pick a format; scope and timeline are outlined after a short brief. AI-assisted start when you want to move fast.

Product site

Several pages, one design language, CMS or static. An editorial shell in your voice, not a shelf template.

Request a site

Site + bot

Landing and Telegram bot in one loop: leads, booking, staff alerts. Tight MVP for the first weeks.

Request a loop

What gets built

Twelve lanes. Take one, or wire several into one loop.

A monitor with a multi-page company website: menu, services, and projects, next to page wireframes

Product sites

Multi-page sites for a product or studio: structure, typography, fast paint. AI drafts outlines and blocks; tone and finals stay yours.

Corporate website
A laptop with a landing page: product hero, call-to-action button, and a callback form

Landing systems

Landings and offer or channel variants that share a design language. Different copy and UTMs, forms with validation and anti-spam.

Landing page development
A monitor with a CMS admin panel: page editor, publish button, and CRM, mail, and payment integrations

CMS & integrations

Content you can edit yourselves, plus CRM, mail, analytics, and payment hooks. Few plugins, only what the workflow needs.

Website development
A laptop with an online store: product cards with prices and add-to-cart buttons

Online stores

Catalog, product card, cart, and an order handed to payment or a CRM. A loop for first sales, not a marketplace-sized platform.

Online store
A phone with a Telegram booking bot offering time slots as buttons

Bots & automation

Telegram bots for booking, orders, and staff alerts. A tight MVP for the first weeks, with room to grow after real load.

Telegram bot development
A phone with a Telegram Mini App: a bouquet catalog and a big order button

Telegram Mini Apps

A screen inside Telegram when buttons are no longer enough: a catalog, booking, or a personal account. People never leave the messenger.

Telegram Mini App
A contact form on a laptop and a Telegram message about the new request on a phone

Leads in Telegram

A form on the site and a message in your working chat with name, contact, and page. You reply from the same chat, no extra panel.

Website leads in Telegram
A Telegram bot with a post preview and a Publish button, and a dashboard with publishing statuses

Social publishing

A bot takes the post in Telegram and sends it to Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok through each platform’s API. Draft and confirm in chat, then a status for which network accepted it.

Publishing bot
A monitor with a personal account dashboard: request counters, a chart, and a status table

Dashboards & apps

Small boards: lead queues, statuses, exports, roles. Site and bot in one loop, no leftover admin “just in case”.

Web application
A laptop with a speed test report and high scores, a phone with the fast site

Performance & SEO shipping

Static or hybrid builds, metadata, sitemap, Core Web Vitals. Handed off so pages open fast and index without surprises.

Speed and SEO
A hosting control panel with domains, SSL, DNS, backups, and a deploy log in a server room

Hosting & launch

Hosting picked for the project, domain, SSL, mail on your domain, deploys from the repository, and backups. Every account in your name.

Hosting and launch setup
Hands on a laptop editing a site: code on the left, page preview with highlighted fixes on the right

Support after launch

Copy and layout fixes, broken forms, new blocks on the current pages. Nikraz builds and others too, if the stack is clear and access exists.

Website support

How a launch actually goes

Five steps. Scope, stack, and what “done” means, before the editor opens.

  1. 1

    Pin the job

    The product, who it is for, and the action the page should get. Timing starts from the brief and from what you still need to send.

  2. 2

    Build the frame

    Pages, blocks, a draft of the lines. AI speeds the draft. The sentences a customer will read stay yours to approve.

  3. 3

    Design and code

    Site, form, bot, or a small board in one loop. A request should not vanish between the page and the chat.

  4. 4

    Check and open

    The request arrives, the page opens fast, metadata and the sitemap are in place. You see the result, not a promise.

  5. 5

    Stay for revisions

    Copy, speed, a small scenario change. Nikraz builds and other people’s, if the stack is clear and access exists.

Recent work

Live products and client sites.

Devra store: homepage, iPhone catalog and mobile view

Online store → Apple devices

Devra

An Apple device store built from scratch: structure, design, layout and development on custom code. A filtered catalog, a product page with a gallery and color and storage options, a cart, checkout and one-click ordering are built in. Two themes, two languages and several currencies, with data served from a custom CMS.

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NRCMS: product list and product editor

CMS → catalog and content

NRCMS

A store admin panel designed and written from scratch: interface, access levels and the database layer. Products, categories, articles, orders, reviews and sliders are managed in it, and the storefront reads the same database. A read-only viewing mode is included.

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LOMAY: homepage, job site gallery and mobile view

Service site → Minsk

LOMAY

A turnkey site for a demolition crew, from structure and design to custom code and launch. Service landings, a public price list, before/after sliders and a photo quote form are built in. Domain, hosting and email are set up, and the site is maintained after launch.

Next.jsReactJSON-LDLive
Unified Darts League: homepage, news and Order of Merit

League → calendar + rating

Unified Darts League

A new league site built from scratch: planning, design and development.

Next.jsReactCalendarLive
PAWMAX: homepage, before/after cases and jobs page

Service site → turbo repair

PAWMAX

A site for a turbocharger repair and sales workshop in Minsk: structure, design and development. Service pages, a 12-step repair process, a jobs page with before/after cases, promotions and a callback form are built in. Light and dark themes, with FAQ and schema markup in the HTML.

Next.jsReactJSON-LDLive
Plumber Minsk: homepage, services and before/after

Service site → plumbing

Plumber Minsk

A plumbing service site for Minsk: structure, design and development. Service pages with "from" prices, a price list, a cost estimator, before/after sliders, reviews, districts and a lead form are built in. Pages are prerendered, with content pulled from the admin panel at build time.

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Before you write

What people usually need before a brief. After that it is your job, not a public rate card.

How long does a launch take?

It depends on the brief and on whether the facts and copy are ready. A landing with one offer is shorter than a multi-page site or a store. Timing comes in the first reply, with the scope.

What is the work made of?

Pages, copy, the form and where the request lands, hosting, and how many revisions. A number without that list means nothing. The estimate comes after a short brief, not as a “from”.

Landing, site, or bot?

One offer and one request: a landing. Several services and search: a site. Booking, an order, or an alert in chat: a bot, sometimes next to a page. They can share one loop.

A template or a custom build?

Custom. A template is fast in week one and tight in week two, when a scenario appears that the theme cannot hold. AI can draft the structure. The frame and the code stay a build for the job.

Where does AI help, and where does it stop?

An outline draft, headline options, a first pass at the blocks. Tone, scope, and what ships stay yours to approve. AI does not replace the decisions.

Can we edit the site ourselves?

Yes, if that is the agreement: copy and simple blocks without a developer for every comma. Form, bot, and payment logic lives in code: that is support, not “just fix it in the admin”.

What should we prepare before kickoff?

Who you sell to, what the person should do on the page, the facts and the limits. Copy can be a draft. Domain and chat access come closer to launch, not on day one.

Where do requests arrive?

Telegram, email, or both: wherever you actually reply. The request keeps context: name, contact, page. A separate board is not required on day one.

What happens after launch?

Copy fixes, speed, forms, a small scenario change. Nikraz builds and other people’s both work if the stack is clear and access exists. Ads and someone else’s hundred-role CRM are out of scope.

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Describe what you need

  • Describe the job
  • Scope in the reply
  • Timing in the first answer

A few lines about the product and the deadline. The reply covers the scope and the timing, not a “from” quote and not a call for the sake of a call.