Milestones that shaped StViga
Early sketches that evolved into the StViga product lineup.
Summer 2025 was the moment when the first concepts began to take shape. Nothing formal yet, just a growing sense that I could build products that genuinely help people work better.
Those early sketches eventually became the foundation for everything that followed.
Turning validated ideas into the first StViga product.
By September 2025 I moved from ideas to real action and started developing the BA Assistant.
It grew naturally, step by step. I worked through the architecture, validated the core assumptions, and realized that this tool had the potential to become something much larger than a side project.
Preparing the business structure to take BA Assistant public.
October 2025 marked the first beta of the BA Assistant. That was the point when it became clear I needed to formalize things.
I began preparing for LLC registration, because scaling and launching the product publicly required a proper business structure behind it.
Formalizing StViga and expanding the product ecosystem.
In November 2025 I officially registered the LLC and started development of TubeNest.
This became the next logical step in the ecosystem I was building. One project strengthened the other, and for the first time there was a clear sense of direction and a growing platform forming around these ideas.
First module of AHRAS launched — professional IT job descriptions generated in 60 seconds.
December 2025 brought the first public release of AHRAS AutoVacancy, an AI agent that generates professional IT vacancy descriptions without templates or fill-in-the-blank forms.
The problem was obvious: HR teams and hiring managers were burning hours writing job postings, either producing generic copy that attracted nobody or paying consultants $200/hour for text that still needed three rounds of edits.
AHRAS solves this by letting you pick a role (one of 12 IT positions from Backend Engineer to UX/UI Designer), choose seniority (Junior to Lead), select your tech stack from 250+ technologies, and set your company tone. Sixty seconds later you get three formats: an 800-word careers page description, a 400-word LinkedIn post, and a 200-word teaser. Export to Plain Text, Markdown, HTML, PDF, or platform-specific formats for LinkedIn, DOU.ua, and HeadHunter.
No copywriter needed. No weekend spent making 'synergistic team player' sound less ridiculous. Just solid, human-readable job postings written by AI that actually understands what a Kubernetes cluster is and why it matters.
Three books for children aged 6–10 — warm fairy tales about friendship, courage, and walking together into the unknown.
February 2026 brought the first publishing milestone: the Day Cycle trilogy of CatDog & Friends went live on Amazon.
These three books began as bedtime stories for an eight-year-old child. Over time, they became something more — a coherent world where Grom the dog, Fluffy the cat, George the raccoon, and Glyuza the glowing caterpillar-fairy-dragon navigate a forest where stories rewrite themselves and light has a choice to make.
The Day Cycle is written for children aged 6–10 and readers who loved The Wild Robot, Frog and Toad, Over the Garden Wall, and The Phantom Tollbooth. No heavy morals. No clear 'good vs evil.' Just four friends learning that courage isn't about knowing the way — it's about walking together into the unknown.
Three books. One forest. Infinite paths.
The same forest, the same characters — a darker, stranger layer. Adult surreal fantasy exploring systemic guilt, observation as contract, and the price of transcendence.
Two weeks after the Day Cycle launch, the Night Trilogy arrived on Amazon — the adult counterpart to the children's fairy tales.
Same world. Same characters. Deeper layer.
Book 1 (The Sleep of the House with No Lights): The Forest doesn't forget. It records. The trees listen. The shadows remember. And somewhere in the dark, a Theatre waits to rewrite their intentions, a Swamp steals their authorship, and a House demands payment for choices they didn't know they made. This isn't a story about heroes. It's a story about infrastructure.
Book 2 (Mathematics of Fate and Other Mistakes): The Mirror knows your next move before you do. They thought the Forest's audit was over. They were wrong. The system is still watching — and now it's predicting. Reflections move first. Numbers reveal fate. Causality itself begins to bend.
Book 3 (The City That Doesn't Exist): At the edge of existence, observation ends. They carry guilt without wrongdoing. They've witnessed wars they didn't fight. They can't prove their choices were ever theirs. And ahead, at the threshold of everything, lies the City That Doesn't Exist. Transcendence has a price: to step beyond observation, you must become unobservable.
Genre: Adult surreal fantasy / weird fiction / bureaucratic horror. Themes: Systemic guilt without wrongdoing; observation as contract; causality as policy; resignation as the only transcendence. Tone: Paranoid, algorithmic, darkly funny, philosophically honest.
The Night Trilogy is for readers who ask uncomfortable questions and don't need tidy answers.
A dark asylum management sim where every decision has consequences. Balance patients, resources, and your sanity — or embrace the void.
March 2026 marked the public release of Sanitarium of the Void, a dark management simulator with RPG elements, crafting systems, and event-driven narrative.
You run an asylum at the edge of existence, where every choice ripples through mechanics and story. Manage the asylum (rooms, upgrades, routines), treat patients (triage, risks, consequences), survive (energy, health, sanity), navigate the economy (resources, crafting, investment), handle social dynamics (quests, reputation, moral dilemmas), and explore expeditions (dungeons, map zones, risk/reward).
The core gameplay loop: stabilize critical issues → invest in growth (crafting, upgrades, research) → optional risk activities (dungeon, dark choices) → prepare for tomorrow. If you maintain the balance, progress is steady. Break it, and cascading failures arrive fast.
Patients aren't numbers — they're ticking clocks. Critical cases demand immediate attention. Ignoring them collapses your tempo faster than a bad economy. Seasonal modifiers aren't cosmetic — they're real math. Adapt your strategy or fail.
The dark path offers specific advantages and can accelerate certain aspects of progress — but it changes your reputation profile and narrative arc. Decide your style early: balance, light, or dark. Keep separate saves for different moral paths.
Sanitarium of the Void is live and playable at sanitarium.vercel.app. Built with React + TypeScript, Supabase (auth, cloud saves), deployed on Vercel. Cloud save system with Google OAuth. Multiple save slots. Offline fallback. Adaptive difficulty. Moral choice system with consequences.
There's no single 'correct' path. The best runs come from adaptive strategy: responding to seasons, patient crises, resource bottlenecks, and moral dilemmas — not rigid templates.
The first book in the gritty neo-western series is now available on Amazon.
TROTILLIONS (Book One) has officially launched. The world of StViga Noir is now open for readers to explore.
Follow Viga Brand and his partner Rascal through the Stockyards and the White Court in a story where survival is the only currency that matters.
Available now in Kindle and Paperback formats.