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Roman Tykhonenko

Solo .NET developer from Kyiv, Ukraine. I build CapyBro — an open-source, native AI text helper for Windows: select text anywhere, hit a hotkey, AI rewrites it in place. No subscriptions, MIT core. I write about shipping desktop apps as a one-person team.


Products

  1. CapyBro

    AI text rewriter for Windows that lives one hotkey away


Articles

  1. Shipping a Windows tray AI hotkey on .NET 8 (WPF) — and the Win32 paste-back rabbit holedev.to
  2. Publishing a .NET app to the Microsoft Store for $0: a step-by-step guide with the gotchasromantykhonenko.hashnode.dev

Recent activity

Jun 18, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 17, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 17, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 17, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 17, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 17, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 17, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 16, 2026commented on a post
24 hours from launch — here's the one thing I'm nervous about
Jun 16, 2026commented on a post
24 hours from launch — here's the one thing I'm nervous about
Jun 16, 2026commented on a post
Validating a startup idea: AI helps us ship code faster, but who makes sure the business data is still correct?
Jun 16, 2026commented on a post
After 4 months solo: I built CapyBro — an open-source AI text helper for Windows
Jun 16, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 16, 2026commented on a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 16, 2026created a post
3 weeks after I posted CapyBro here: what Product Hunt, the Microsoft Store, and a stack of blog posts actually did
Jun 5, 2026commented on a post
After 4 months solo: I built CapyBro — an open-source AI text helper for Windows
Jun 4, 2026commented on a post
After 4 months solo: I built CapyBro — an open-source AI text helper for Windows
Jun 2, 2026commented on a post
After 4 months solo: I built CapyBro — an open-source AI text helper for Windows
Jun 2, 2026commented on a post
After 4 months solo: I built CapyBro — an open-source AI text helper for Windows
May 28, 2026commented on a post
Reddit feedback changed how I think about my AI reply tool
May 28, 2026commented on a post
Validating a startup idea: AI helps us ship code faster, but who makes sure the business data is still correct?

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