About
I study computer science at Tbilisi State University and build software that other people then have to rely on: a surgeon's website, the app his patients open after an operation, a music tool I started at a hackathon and could not put down.
What I like working on
The problems I enjoy most are the ones where two things have to agree. A knob and a line of code. A patient's answer and a doctor's phone. A sentence in Georgian and the same sentence in Arabic. My favourite decisions are the ones that make disagreement impossible instead of unlikely.
I started with C++, and the habit that stuck is asking what a system must never do before asking what it should do. Most of my projects have a list of those somewhere, written down, with tests named after them.
How I build
I work across the stack, and I would rather know one layer below the one I am paid to work on than add a tool to my list.
A lot of my recent work has AI in it, in two ways. There are agents inside the products: a tutor bot that can read and do nothing else, an assistant that proposes a change and waits. And there are coding agents next to me while I build. Both taught me the same thing. Give them a narrow job, written rules, and a person who checks the result.
Right now
I build the mobile app for Cool Card at Komokie, take freelance work, and study applied machine learning at the HIGGS AI Talent Club. I have just started an iOS course, because I want to know what my React Native code is standing on.
Outside of work I go to most of the AI and developer events Tbilisi has, and sometimes help run them. At Hacktoberfest Georgia 2026 our team's second prototype, SOVRN, placed second on the Solana side track. I work in Georgian, English and Russian.