A painting of a snowy Tian Shan summit at sunrise, snow streaming off its top and footprints climbing the ridge above a sea of clouds
Kaisar Turysbek

Hi, I'm Kaisar.

I'm from Kazakhstan. I like building apps.

Mountain passsomething I built for work

The Front Desk

An AI that picks up the phone.

Observatorysomething I built for work

AI Finance Bot Assistant

It answers budget questions in the team chat.

Repair shopsomething I built for work

LOWL

A website for a repair business.

The business repairs home appliances. The site has a page for every service they offer, in Russian and English, so people who search Google for a repair can find them. It's the plainest project here, and it's in use.

Dragon's hallsomething I made for fun

Emberquill

A 3D tabletop for D&D fights.

It runs in the browser. It knows the rules, plays the enemies, has a map builder, and lets friends join online with a human Dungeon Master. You can throw the furniture. I've restarted it from scratch more than once, and the old versions are still on my laptop.

It's live. Go break something. (opens in a new tab)

Rome, 117 ADsomething I made for fun

History Lens

Play a real person from history.

You make their choices. In one story you are John Snow, tracing cholera through Soho in 1854. In another you are a servant carrying secret letters for Mary, Queen of Scots. At the end it shows which parts are in the historical record, which parts I made up, and which parts happened because of your choices.

five stories so far.

The open booksomething I made for fun

BookForge

A tool for writers of long stories.

It keeps track of who knows what, where each character is, and which plot threads are still open. The AI works like an editor: it will tell you “this character couldn't know that yet”, and it never writes the book for you.

I'm still building it.

Kyotosomething I made for fun

Kana Notebook

A free app for learning Japanese.

The lessons are in English and Russian: hiragana, words, grammar and review. Students can ask for what's missing and vote on what I add next.

It's live. Try it. (opens in a new tab)

The road

About

I'm Kaisar. I'm from Kazakhstan, I work remotely, and I speak Kazakh, Russian and English.

I like building things someone will actually use: a shop owner who misses calls, a writer who loses track of their characters, friends who want to play D&D online. I break a lot of stuff on the way. Catan beat my AI in one day.

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