Android integration
H1Gram
My NagramXF-based Telegram client, with Warblan actions directly in the message menu: a note, a task, a calendar entry or a conversation summary.
Personal portfolio
I collect data.
I connect tools.
I’m h1hs. I’m interested in data, close integrations and automating everyday work. These are the tools I build, connect and use myself.
My projects
A profile on the web, a workspace on the phone, a translation beside the text. Each starts with something I need in daily life.
Web platform
Warblan
Links, music and projects in one profile.
A home for your profiles, content and connected services. The aim is to bring them together in one place, with shared management and AI integration.
- Already taking shape
- Custom profiles, links, galleries, feeds and music integrations.
- Where it’s heading
- One platform for managing content across services, with AI assistants working alongside you.
Warblan registration is currently closed.
Translate a passage, an image or a word on your screen, then keep reading where you were. Ranslator keeps the translation in a floating window beside your work.
Capture text with OCR, keep several translations open and choose a local Ollama model or an online translation service.
macOS is experimental; build instructions are available.
Room to read
Original text and translation together, with your choice of languages.
A translation beside your work
A compact floating window that stays close to what you’re reading.
See screen translation in action
A 28-second recording: select passages, keep several translations open and move their cards.
Android companion
Commissariat
Also known as Ordentum
The Android side of the same system. A place for actions, ideas, logs, schedules and people, connected to the web platform.
The direction is a shared workspace across phone, web and personal AI assistants, so information can move between them.
Actions
Tasks, ideas and what’s next
Horizon
Deadlines and events in one view
Schedule
Courses, calendars and conflicts
Sleep
Wind-down, alerts and a nightly journal
Screens from the Android build in development.
In developmentMore of what I build
Learning tools, integrations and early ideas. Each project has a job of its own, with connections where they make everyday work easier.
Concept in progress
hire.qpon
Portfolio / Résumé / Work interests
A professional card, connected to Warblan.
hire.qpon is my idea for a focused professional identity: experience, projects, a résumé and whether I’m looking for work. A card you can share on its own, connected to the fuller Warblan profile.
Personal learning environment
Study
Early prototype, currently on hold. The interface is experimental and I plan to redesign it. No public demo.
Study began as a place for courses, materials and branching conversations. I paused it when I urgently needed a practical way to navigate my schedule and study data, and chose my configured DeepSeek Harness (DSH) for everyday use.
I want to return to Study, rethink its design and bring it to native apps across platforms. Graphs that make connections visible are a direction I want to carry into all my tools.
See how topics connect
A prerequisite graph connects course concepts, showing what to understand before moving on.
Turn course data into quizzes
Generate questions from course concepts and teaching notes, focus on past mistakes or increase the difficulty.
The system behind the studying
University Courses
A persistent home for each subject: curriculum, instructions, notes and practice. Three depths — minimum, standard and deep — keep effort tied to the goal. The useful result goes back into the course files.
DeepSeek Harness
My configured agent workspace, built on DSH. It follows the course’s instructions and learning modes, works with the materials and preserves useful notes beyond a single conversation.
Study + Warblan
Courses have their own learning context; the calendar stays in Warblan. Explicit links connect the course to its schedule without making a second calendar to maintain.
Behind the interfaces
I host, update and connect these services myself. Messages become tasks, email confirms access to a bot, and the calendar connects the web platform to studying.
- H1Gram Warblan
- QR Tickets Xaxa Mail
- Warblan Study
Unofficial Telegram tool
QR Tickets
A Telegram interface for Kyiv Digital transport tickets: issue a QR, return to saved tickets and manage access. University email verification connects to my Xaxa Mail service.
Hackathon team project
UFV
A reputation-monitoring workspace built during a hackathon. I worked on Telegram data collection and the interface. I want to develop it further independently: collect data in real time, ask better questions and use AI to find useful insights. The idea can extend to other topics and organizations.
Demo screen with synthetic data. Hosting is discontinued; this is an interface preview, not a live monitoring service.
Infrastructure
I run the infrastructure behind these projects: servers in Finland and Germany, hosting, updates and connections between services. This is what keeps the tools running together. A personal VLESS VPN in Germany is part of my everyday setup.
More experiments
URLs
Personal servicePermanent short links with editable destinations, pause controls and visit statistics. A stable address can keep working when the underlying project moves.
Xaxa Mail
IntegrationTransactional email and university-address verification. Used by QR Tickets and designed to connect to other projects.
ADHD Learning
IdeaAn early learning-project idea. There is no public demo yet.