Focus
AI-native products with taste, speed, and weirdly practical utility.
Kirill Kholodenko
AI whisperer, tinkerer, digital creator.
I build Telegram bots, mini apps, AI tools, motion-heavy promo work, websites, graphics, and strange useful internet products. Whatever the format is, I like making it sharp, alive, and actually usable.
Formats
Bots, mini apps, websites, graphics, promo systems, motion work.
Bias
Make it useful first, then make it feel inevitable.
AI botsTelegram mini appsSMM content systemsEvent postersAI motion videoPromo campaignsWebsitesGraphic design
What I actually do
Versatile by default.
Not boxed into one lane. Product thinking, AI tooling, creative execution, automation, motion, messaging, campaigns, interfaces, and whatever connects them.
Now
AI whisperer, tinkerer, experimenter
IndependentI build weirdly practical AI products, prototypes, automations, and client-facing tools, then keep iterating until they stop feeling like demos and start feeling real.
Telegram
Bots, mini apps, promo mechanics
Messaging productsTelegram bots, mini apps, branded flows, acquisition loops, and utility-first interfaces for communities, campaigns, and products that need to move fast.
AI media
Motion, visuals, creative tooling
Campaign workAI motion videos, social assets, posters, promo animation, graphics, and the tooling underneath that makes all of it scalable.
Selected work
Strongest things first.
Products and systems that feel most representative of how I think, build, and ship.
01
Voxo
AI voice product for Telegram, built for real-world file chaos, long audio, and delivery that feels native instead of bolted on.
AI voiceLong filesMultilingual
02
VNVNC
The digital layer for a nightlife brand, spanning site design, ticketing flows, motion, and frontend systems that need to feel alive under pressure.
TicketingMotionCommerce
03
Genomepedia
A genomics interface that turns raw DNA files into something structured, readable, and worth coming back to.
GenomicsKnowledge systemProduct thinking
04
Tbilisipedia
A city guide built more like a product than content sludge, with better structure, clearer curation, and actual point of view.
EditorialUtilityTaste
Creative + technical
I like the messy middle.
AI that ships
Not just prompts. End-to-end bots, workflows, product surfaces, and usable tooling with enough taste to survive contact with real users.
Promo that moves
Motion pieces, social cuts, launch assets, event posters, animated campaigns, and visual systems that feel current instead of templated.
Digital versatility
Telegram, web, mini apps, graphics, AI media, internal tools, weird experiments. If it needs to exist online and feel good, I can probably handle it.
Writing