Kirill Markin

I am thinking of open sourcing the ozma-io core platform code Now, my team will going to focus on the cloud and AI parts of the product, and it looks like there is no need to hide this huge codebase. I'll help our customers use their databases and change entities, fields, and columns using LLMs. But the core platform should be open. Our partners already know the news. It is pretty big — an...

Even AI agents don't like unnecessary meetings. 📆 Keeping 'robot chats' short isn't just to save tokens—it's to keep things fun for our digital friends 😁

Messenger Telegram is having trouble with voice messages. They're so noisy that only an AI chatbot can understand what I'm saying. That's why I've only used voice to talk to the AI for the last few weeks. For real people, I used only text messages. It's quite an unusual situation.

I've finally stepped down from the designer role and sought assistance from the professionals. There's still a lot of work ahead, but it's already a significant improvement over my previous attempts. Special thanks to Mary Podobrazhnykh 🔥 Check out our new website here: https://ozma.io/ And don't miss our live demo: https://x-crm.ozma.org/views/user/main

I sent ChatGPT my OKR proposals for the next quarter and told it to nitpick. We already started to argue. It's already making me frustrated 😁

My client told me not to overdo it and relax a little, so what did I do? Spent 14 straight hours crafting a cool Telegram bot, of course! Now I've got a snazzy bot that can handle voice messages. I just speak to ChatGPT and it chats right back at me - how neat is that? 🤖

I work with my co-founder and use our own platform to log all my working hours. Every week, I hop onto the ozma-io interface and write down the hours worked for partner reports. But I ran into a pesky problem. Whenever I tried to click on the date field to change it with my cursor, the darn popup would unexpectedly close, leaving me to click on the field again. Talk about annoying! However, a...

We've been getting loads of questions about our pricing on the website. We tried to make our prices and plans as simple as possible, but since ozma.io is corporate software, there are still quite a few options. So, we thought it'd be a good idea to add an examples section to the pricing page (check out the screenshot). We hope it makes things clearer for all our website visitors. Let us know...

Previously, our website's homepage consisted of descriptions of our product features, such as tables, forms, and kanban. However, during client demo meetings, I received repetitive questions like "With so many products available, how should we choose?" or "What makes your solution different from others?" Moreover, we've noticed that clients who buy and pay for our product are often aware of...