Yevhen Orestov

Yevhen Orestov

I build Kairoscope.

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I started as a water treatment engineer in Kyiv. 29 published papers, one patent on membrane technology. Somewhere along the way I began writing the software that runs our water vending machines, and never stopped — today I lead the development team at Ecosoft. Outside work I build two products: Kairoscope — a calendar built around a circular clock face. You see the shape of your day instead of reading a list of rows, and it tracks how heavy that day actually is. Klavuni — a small Mac companion. Fixes text typed in the wrong keyboard layout, remembers your clipboard, reshapes text before you paste it. Both are tools I wanted and couldn't find.

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Kairoscope - The day as one circle: a planner for neurodivergent brains

Calendars show when. Kairoscope shows what the day costs. Your whole day is one circle — a month or a year too. Every event carries a weight, so it can say a day is full before you live it. Built for neurodivergent brains. When starting is the hard part, it offers one step and a two-minute timer, or breaks a task into 3-7 steps. Low-pressure mode rewrites the app, and its pushes, as offers not orders. The AI proposes, never decides: facts computed server-side, nothing applies unconfirmed.
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