A personal folio

Kirill Kuts.

Distinctive brands. Useful products.
Ideas brought all the way to life.
Direction, design and development. With me.

Selected
collaborations

Vektor TMS
Transcribe to Text
SMMHUB
Masar
Qonnected
Boost 360
Merchant001
Veido
02 / A selection of projects

Selected work.

Digital products, websites
and the details between.

Freight, moved.

Three surfaces of one transport platform.

Vektor TMS, animated project presentation
01 / 08

Vektor TMS

Freight operations platform

The logistics platform where carriers, brokers and shippers plan a load, move it and get paid: orders, dispatch, tracking, billing and payroll in one web product. I design inside a live system used by fleets from three trucks to several hundred, and I am on its team page.

Surface
Web product
Owned
Product design, design system, launch
Status
In production
vektortms.com
Vektor Driver iOS, animated project presentation
02 / 08

Vektor Driver

The same platform, in the driver's hand

The other side of dispatch. Loads, stops, document scanning and location tracking for the person actually driving, in fourteen languages, free with every Vektor plan.

Surface
iOS and Android
Publisher
Veido
Status
On the App Store
On the App Store
Qonnected TMS website, animated project presentation
03 / 08

Qonnected TMS

Transport platform website

The complete transport platform for European road carriers: planning, drivers, fleet, trips, invoicing and payroll from one system. A complex product made clear from the first visit, for a company based in Rotterdam.

Surface
Marketing website
Owned
Product story, design, build
Status
Live
q-tms.eu

Content, planned.

One product at desk scale and in the pocket.

SMMHUB Web, animated project presentation
04 / 08

SMMHUB Web

Content planning product, desk scale

A strategy becomes a month of ideas, scripts and daily publishable tasks. At desk scale the whole month sits on one screen with the day's script beside it, checkout and personalisation built in. The next generation of a growth marketing app that is already on the App Store.

Surface
Web app
Owned
Product design, front end
Status
In build
The current app
SMMHUB Mobile, animated project presentation
05 / 08

SMMHUB Mobile

The same product, one day at a time

On the phone the plan is a day: today's idea, today's script, today's task to publish, with the month a swipe away. Drawn as one system with the web version so a creator never learns the product twice.

Surface
iOS
Owned
Product design
Status
In build

Products and sites.

Three different rooms, one pair of hands.

Transcribe to Text, animated project presentation
06 / 08

Transcribe to Text

AI transcription product

Upload a recording, pick one of 117 languages, and it comes back as a searchable transcript, a summary and meeting notes inside one working product. Free to try, with a paid plan for long files.

Surface
Web app
Owned
Product design, front end
Status
Live
transcribetotext.ai
Sleep, animated project presentation
07 / 08

Sleep

iOS product and launch website

An evening product built around routines, breathing and courses: a tonight screen that winds the day down, a journal, and the page that sells it. Product and website drawn as one system.

Surface
iOS and web
Owned
Product design, website
Status
Being prepared for release
Masar, animated project presentation
08 / 08

Masar

Saudi technology platform

The public site and presentation for a multilingual technology platform aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, in English and Arabic, with design direction across the rest of the product.

Surface
Website and presentation
Owned
Design lead, design architecture
Status
Shipped
03 / The person behind the work

I make the thing, not the deck about the thing.

One person from the first sketch to the launch. The one who draws it and the one who ships it are the same one, and you talk to him directly.

I live on the coast of Calabria and work for companies in the United States and Europe. The sea is outside the window. The deadlines run on American and European time, and I keep both.

By day I build Vektor TMS, a trucking platform used by American carriers and brokers, now moving into Europe. Their about page calls me a feature engineer. What that means in practice: I decide what a screen should do, draw it, write the code underneath, and write the words that announce it. Nothing waits on somebody else's calendar.

I came up through design and never put the code down. Most people sell you taste or engineering. I care about the moment when one has to answer to the other: the layout that survives real data, the animation that still runs on a cheap phone, the copy that admits what the product does not do yet.

Outside the day job I work directly with founders and small teams: a brand, a website, a product, or all three as one thing. I use AI agents the way a carpenter uses power tools. They make the week wider. What ships is still my judgement, my details and my responsibility.

vektortms.com/aboutwhere they list me

One head.

The person who decides what a screen should do also draws it and writes the code underneath. Nothing gets lost between the sketch and the thing that ships.

Short rounds.

You see real screens early and we correct the direction while it is still cheap. The thing we agreed on is the thing that gets built.

All the way.

Direction, design, code and the words around it. For a website or a product that includes preparing it for launch, and staying after it.

CalabriaA working record, from the coast
San Nicola Arcella
The arch
The tower on the point
A wall, and me
Evening
Me, on the coast
I / III
Questions, answered

Before we begin.

Pick a question. I answer in my own words.

Can you take a project from idea to launch?

Yes. I can connect direction, design, development and content, or join your team for one part. We decide what the project needs, what I will deliver and how we will work together before starting.

What if I only have an idea?

That is enough to start a conversation. Tell me what you want to make, who it is for and what needs to change. Share any existing work or references you have. We can shape the brief together.

How much will it cost? Are there ongoing costs?

The scope comes first, then a proposal with deliverables and a price. Hosting, domains, paid tools and any ongoing work are listed separately where needed, so you can see the full commitment before deciding.

When could we start, and how long would it take?

Share your target date. I will confirm my availability and suggest a schedule based on the scope, content and review stages. If the deadline is tight, we can agree what belongs in the first release.

What if the first direction is not quite right?

We review the direction early, while it is easy to change. Your feedback shapes the work at agreed checkpoints. Review rounds are defined in the proposal; if the scope changes, we agree the impact on cost and timing before continuing.

What will I receive at the end?

The agreed files, assets and, where relevant, code are part of the handoff. We define what your team needs to own and update, including an editable setup or walkthrough where the project calls for it.

Can you help after launch?

If you need continued design, content or development, we can include that in the proposal or agree a follow-up scope. You do not need to commit to an ongoing engagement to start a project.

04 / Your next project

Have something
in mind?

A new product, a better website, or an idea worth exploring. Write a few lines about it; I read every message myself.

Email your project details to kutskirill22@gmail.com.