Victor Zaytsev · Digital Systems Architect
Websites and AI systems for businesses in Tenerife.
I’m Victor Zaytsev, a digital systems architect. I design websites, assistants and business software around what your customers and team actually need to do — from a first enquiry to booking, orders and everyday operations.
For businesses in Tenerife and across Spain. We start with your process, agree the scope and check the required integrations before launch.
What I can build
Choose the part of your business that needs a clearer, more connected workflow.
Websites & shops
A mobile-first website, service catalogue or shop with a clear enquiry or order flow.
Scope and handover
Your identity, editable content, languages and a direct path to an enquiry.
AI reception
An assistant grounded in your business information: answers, qualification and controlled human handover.
Scope and handover
An agreed channel, knowledge base, conversation rules and test scenarios. Integrations are confirmed before launch.
Voice agents
A voice workflow for an agreed use case: questions, qualification, booking request and human handover.
Scope and handover
A scoped pilot with approved scripts. Telephony, consent, calendar access and usage costs are checked separately.
Booking & CRM
Client and staff workspaces, bookings, statuses, tasks and access roles tailored to your process.
Scope and handover
A working workflow and an editable operator panel. Payments and external connections are scoped separately.
Content workflows
A structured workflow for briefs, media preparation, review and agreed publishing steps.
Scope and handover
Reusable templates and a controlled workflow. Account access, provider limits and publication approval remain explicit.
Digital products
Web applications, membership platforms, interactive experiences and prototypes around a real user journey.
Scope and handover
A scoped first version, an admin workflow where needed and clear limits for the next release.
See what has already been built
The portfolio separates client websites, business systems and my own products. Each case explains its current status, available access and limitations; a protected product is not presented as an open demo.
View the portfolioWho will build your system?
I’m a technical entrepreneur and systems architect. From 2015 to 2025, I worked with transport rental and electric-transport repairs in Tallinn. Today I study cyber defence and build AI workflows, web products and the infrastructure behind them.
How a project starts
Understand the process
Tell me what your business does, what tools you use and where work gets stuck. We identify a concrete first workflow.
Agree the first version
We define the interface, access roles, content, integrations and acceptance checks. External accounts and provider costs are confirmed separately.
Test, launch and improve
The first version is checked against the agreed scenario. Support, maintenance and later changes are discussed as part of the handover.
Before we start
Can the website support different languages?
Yes. The portfolio already uses English, Russian and Spanish. For your project we agree the languages, content and translation review before launch.
Can an assistant work with my existing booking or CRM?
That depends on the system, its available API and your account permissions. We check the connection and test the required workflow before promising an integration.
Is there a fixed price or guaranteed sales result?
Scope, external services and support needs differ. The proposal follows a review of your task. Sales growth, ROI and search positions are not guaranteed without evidence.
Tell me what should work better.
Share your website, business type and the process you want to improve. The next step is a concrete discussion, not a generic package.
Discuss your project