Egor Karpovich
AI automation, bots & scraping for e‑commerce.
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I designed a system that connects daily restaurant and hotel workflows into one place: automating purchase requests for supplies, tracking inventory, managing table reservations and staff schedules, and turning all this into clear, simple reports. On top of that, an AI assistant can summarize notes from staff (issues, guest feedback, menu changes) and suggest small improvements, so managers spend less time on routine admin and more on decisions.
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I designed and built a no-code web app for an online school using Adalo. The app includes a lesson schedule (calendar), a chat for students, a contacts page, and a community space with past meetups where students can upload photos, edit their profiles, and leave comments. I mapped out user flows for students and admins, connected multiple screens, and set up the data structure (lessons, users, posts, comments) so non-technical users can manage sessions, communication, and content in one place. This project gave me hands-on experience turning business requirements into a working portal with real navigation, data, and community features.
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Designed and assembled sports first-aid kits, listed and sold them on marketplaces, and learned to work with seller dashboards, analytics, and inventory tools. Now I use this experience to help businesses automate routine tasks around listings, stock control, and reporting.
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I built a production Telegram bot called MoscowRisk that helps monitor safety incidents in Moscow. The bot runs as a systemd service on a Linux server, with a Python backend that regularly pulls data, processes risk signals, and sends alerts to users. The screenshot shows the live service status ( active (running) ), restart commands, and logs, demonstrating that I can not only write bot logic but also deploy and maintain it in production.
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