about me

My name is Asilbek — most people call me Bek.

I design and build digital products. I didn't come into design through theory

or aesthetics first — I learned by fixing things that didn't work and shipping

real products.

Most of what I know came from experience.

I spent years designing flows, breaking them, fixing edge cases, and learning

what actually matters once something is in production. Real users don't follow

ideal paths, and most good decisions come from watching where things fall apart.

Working on internal systems, operational tools changed how I think about design.

When you're designing for technicians, warehouses, or dispatchers, clarity

matters more than polish. Small interface decisions can directly affect time,

errors, and real-world outcomes.

SnapTools started as an experiment.

I wanted to see whether tools people paid for every month actually needed After building and maintaining the core functionality myself, it became clear that

they didn't. That's why SnapTools is free.

Outside of work, I train calisthenics, lift, cook, and play games.

That's pretty much it.