About the project. Hi everyone. In the Russian Federation, widespread digitalization is taking place in all areas and spheres of our life. An IT specialist is not only coders, front‑end developers, SEO specialists, etc., but also sysadmins, repair technicians, printer service technicians, communications specialists, etc. There are many professions. How do you find a specialist? Yes, there are large specialized sites like Habr, Visi, Profi.ru, Avito, HH.ru, Freelance.ru, etc. There are many of them. But something that allows you to search within a city, when you need a specialist in your own city… it’s either a classifieds board or advertising on building entrances. I propose creating a service that will allow you to search for an IT specialist in your own city, i.e., direct access to an expert without convoluted sites. Situation: you need a PC repair specialist. I can easily write to them directly in the service, without Avito (where providing contact details is prohibited), without a posting on the building entrance, because the person who put up those ads lives far away, they just ordered a distribution of their flyer to mailbox boxes, or stuck it on the hallway door board. Second situation: schoolchildren who plan to enter a university for information technology, the first candidates who will register in the directory, because this is a must‑have for them at the start of their career, to set up a PC for someone and they already start doing side jobs. Their contacts are on the site, clients can easily find them. According to Rosstat data for April 2025, Russian companies are experiencing a significant shortage of IT specialists . The main demand is for web‑technology specialists, website and application developers, as well as system analysts. According to Vice‑Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko, by 2030 the Russian economy will need an additional 600,000 specialists First a catalog for IT specialists, then job listings for companies, then courses in your own city (for example, my friend has a system analyst diploma but no experience, the town isn’t small – 200 k people – but he can’t find a mentor). The service will help connect them. There is a programmer in Krasnodar, there is one in Moscow; they have experience but no idea. The service will bring them together. It will give a boost to their joint development of a future startup. The startup’s role also includes helping relocs with contacts. That is, the project will be international in the future. You are in Russia, decide to move to Costa Rica; someone has already done it before you, has a profile on our site, you meet them, learn the nuances of that country where you are. Do you like the project? Write