Tools
The services that sit on my machines and earn their place every day. The links are referral ones: your terms are the same, I get a bonus from the service. Not financial advice — just an answer to «what do you use yourself», asked often enough to be worth writing down once.
01
Payments
This is where I feed my neural networks.
I pay for subscriptions and access to foreign models through a Telegram bot: the payment goes through at once, the history is in plain sight, and there is no separate dance for every service.
02
Browser
A separate browser for every task.
When you write a parser or run a script against someone else's site, everything comes down to profiles: sessions, cookies and extensions of different tasks must not mix, and a test has to start from a clean state. Profiles are created in batches, launched from scripts and survive a reboot.
03
Servers
This is where my projects live.
The cloud runs the servers: my personal assistant, bots, production apps. Hosting and domains cover the sites that do not need a machine of their own. There are locations both in Russia and abroad — you pick by where the data has to sit.
04
Reviews
Maps and review sites in a single feed.
Reviews decide whether the call goes to you or to a competitor, and tracking them by hand is hopeless: there are fifteen or so platforms. The service pulls everything into one feed, sends new items to Telegram, puts a live review widget on the site and gives you a QR code for collecting more.
The rest of the kit lives here without links: I write code in Cursor, run tasks through Claude Code, and the servers are Docker and Nginx. There are no referral programmes for me there, but the list would be incomplete without them.
The list is short on purpose: only what is running for me right now gets in. If you want it matched to your task, I will say which of these you actually need and which you do not.
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