WEB PLATFORMS & SAAS
Accounts, roles, payments, dashboards. Products built to survive real users, not just launch day.
> DEVELOPMENT STUDIO
WE EAT HARD PROBLEMS
BLAST MONSTER is a development studio for the builds other teams quote nervously: high-load backends, AI agents, Telegram bots and Mini Apps, mobile apps and 3D web.
FEED THE MONSTER SEE WHAT WE ATE
Relax. It only bites on click.
CLICK ANYWHERE — IT BITES ·
01 / TEETH
What we chew with. Sharpened daily.
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Vite, three.js, WebGL, GLSL, GSAP, React Native, Swift, Kotlin, Figma, Telegram Mini Apps, Python, Go, Node.js, FastAPI, aiogram, Telethon, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Redis, Celery, Qdrant, LLM APIs, RAG, n8n, Docker, Sentry
02 / THROAT
Most studios bite off only what they can chew.
We hunt the rest: load that melts servers, a thousand bots in one process, AI that has to work on Monday, not just in the demo.
We chew it all the way to production.
And we’re still hungry.
— BLAST MONSTER, 2026
03 / DIET
Seven dishes on the menu. The harder, the tastier.
Accounts, roles, payments, dashboards. Products built to survive real users, not just launch day.
LLM agents that read documents, answer clients and fill in the CRM. Actual work, not a chatbot for the pitch deck.
From a single bot to a fleet. Our Telegram HR-CRM handles 1000+ bots in one process, so yours won’t scare us.
APIs, queues and data pipelines that stay boring under pressure. Boring is the whole point.
iOS and Android apps with a real backend behind them: push, payments, offline, the lot.
Sites like this one: scroll-driven 3D that loads fast and doesn’t cook your phone.
UX, UI and design systems from people who also build them. Nothing gets lost between Figma and production.
Not on the menu? Bring it anyway. We’ll have a taste. FEED THE MONSTER
04 / DIGESTED
Proof of appetite. Real systems, not mood boards: what the problem was, what it runs on, what it does now.
SaaS · Telegram conveyor
IN PRODUCTIONYEAR 2026
Telegram outreach usually lives in a zoo of scripts, spreadsheets and burned accounts. Teams needed one cloud cabinet that runs 24/7.
A live product with public pricing and a free trial. One cabinet, all tools, zero zoo.
HR-CRM inside Telegram
IN PRODUCTIONEATEN IN PRIVATE · NDAYEAR 2026
Hiring through Telegram at scale: every vacancy is its own bot, every candidate needs a questionnaire and a live answer from HR.
Built for 1000+ bots in one process. Message order holds even under Telegram rate limits.
CRM for a fleet of Telegram accounts
IN PRODUCTIONEATEN IN PRIVATE · NDA
Thousands of Telegram accounts, proxies and campaigns run by several operators — without two processes ever grabbing the same account.
6 automation modules in one panel, multi-operator by design.
Legal AI for cross-border money
IN PRODUCTIONEATEN IN PRIVATE · NDA
Advice on taxes, currency control and moving funds across 5 jurisdictions — with references to real norms and no sensitive data leaking to the cloud.
237 legal acts, ~37,000 chunks of norms, 5 jurisdictions. Fresh every 24 hours.
Channel activity automation
IN PRODUCTION
A channel post needs a discussion the moment it goes live — with replies that actually match the post.
A pool of 20,000 accounts reacts as soon as a post is published.
Multi-tenant Telegram marketing platform
IN PRODUCTION
Find the right Telegram chats for a topic, analyse them and run campaigns — for users who must never see each other’s accounts.
1000+ users, 1000+ isolated pools, 1000 queues, one shared admin.
05 / THE HUNT
Four moves. Same every time. That’s why they work.
We sniff out the real problem behind the brief and ask the uncomfortable questions now, not in month three. You get a fixed scope, a price and a plan.
First sprint, first working slice. The architecture is set, the repo is open, and the demo is something you can click, not a promise you can frame.
Sprint after sprint we grind through the backlog. There’s a demo at every stage, so you always see what’s been eaten and what’s next.
Launch to production with monitoring, backups and alerts wired in. Then we stick around, because the monster guards what it builds.
06 / CORE
Drop your problem into the core. The harder it is, the brighter it glows. A human replies. Ironic for a studio that builds bots, we know.