Vibe coder. Quiet builder.
I make websites, automations
and tools that behave well.
I write code by feel —
taste over technique,
shipping over perfection.
I'm Iknwyou, a multidisciplinary builder working at the intersection of web development, automation, and digital marketing. I build full-stack products end-to-end — backend in Python, interfaces that don't shout, and the quiet glue (Telegram bots, n8n flows, scrapers) that holds it all together.
I call myself a vibe coder because the best work I make starts from a feeling — a small irritation, an aesthetic itch, a thing that should exist but doesn't yet. Then I build until the feeling is gone.
FastAPI services, scrapers, data pipelines, scientific notebooks. Where most of the heavy thinking happens.
Type-led layouts, restraint, motion that earns its place. Neither framework-shaped nor utility-soup.
Structure first, decoration after. Every tag for a reason. Pages that work without JS if asked.
n8n workflows, Telegram bots, scheduled jobs, AI integrations. The invisible work that runs while you sleep.
Also fluent in JavaScript, React, FastAPI, SQLite, Tailwind, Shopify, n8n, SEO, CRO
Every project starts as a feeling — something missing, something annoying, something that should exist. I don't write a line until I can describe the feeling in one sentence.
No Figma, no wireframes. The fastest way to feel a thing is to build it badly first — raw HTML, ugly CSS, real content. Then sand it down.
FastAPI behind the surface, SQLite where it earns its place, n8n flows for the boring parts. The interface should never know how it's plumbed.
Deploy on day one, even if rough. Live with it. Sand the parts that catch. Most of the work happens after the launch.
I take on a small handful of projects each quarter — websites, automations, AI-glue work, the occasional brand. Write me a letter and tell me what you're trying to make.
Currently · building Valyria