Creator / Developer HQ

Korivash

Live products, sharper interfaces, and tools built to last.

Personal HQ for projects, products, addon work, and whatever comes next.

I'm Korivash, a self-taught developer building live products, Discord tools, World of Warcraft addons, and web systems with a focus on usability, clarity, and long-term maintenance. I care more about whether something holds up over time than whether it looks impressive for five minutes.

19k+

Discord communities reached

4

Live projects maintained

UI + Utility

WoW addon creator

Self-Taught

Builder path

Live flagship

Miko Radio

My largest long-running project: a Discord bot platform built for scale, reliability, and everyday use across 19,000+ communities.

Active product with real users and real retention pressure

Site direction

Korivash HQ

A darker, more advanced site built around live work instead of portfolio patterns.

Live lane

Miko Radio

Long-running product work, public-safe stats, and real community scale.

Flagship Product

Miko Radio is the strongest proof of the kind of work I care about.

A Discord bot platform built for scale, reliability, and everyday use across 19,000+ Discord communities. This section is designed to behave like a public product panel, not a portfolio blurb.

Miko Radio

Largest long-running project

Built to keep running, keep improving, and keep earning its place.

Miko Radio is my Discord bot platform serving 19,000+ Discord communities. It represents one of my biggest long-term builds and showcases my work in large-scale bot systems, live community tools, and long-running product development. It reflects the kind of work I care about most: products that have to keep running, keep improving, and keep earning their place.

Discord BotMusic PlatformLarge ScaleCommunity Tools

Product lane

Real community tooling under live maintenance pressure.

Open Miko Radio

Live Product Stats

Public-safe stats panel with graceful fallback when a live endpoint is not available.

About

A self-taught builder focused on useful software, cleaner interfaces, and work that people actually keep.

This section is less a bio block and more the lane map behind the work: Discord systems, WoW addons, interface design, web builds, and creator tools that are meant to stay useful.

Self-Taught DeveloperCreatorBuilderUI / Addon DeveloperCommunity-Focused

I'm Korivash. I learned by building, shipping, breaking things, and improving them until they were actually worth keeping.

My work spans Discord systems, WoW addons, interface design, web builds, and creator-focused tools. The common thread is simple: make the thing more useful, more polished, and more worth returning to.

I care about projects that last, communities that depend on the product, and interfaces that earn trust by being clear. I'd rather ship something people rely on than something that only reads well in a portfolio.

01

Discord systems

Long-running bot products, community tooling, and platform work that has to keep delivering.

02

Game UI and addons

WoW interfaces and utility tools designed around clarity, readability, and actual play.

03

Web and creator presence

Custom web surfaces and personal systems that feel branded, sharp, and worth returning to.

Project Structure

The work is organized more like product lanes than a stack of project cards.

One flagship product, one focused addon ecosystem, and clear room for future case studies, screenshots, and dedicated detail pages.

Miko Radio

The flagship section treats Miko Radio like a live product surface instead of a project thumbnail, with room for public-safe stats, status, and future product visuals.

Reserved for future screenshots, public milestones, and deeper case-study style expansion.
Focused lane

WoW addon work grouped as a distinct body of interface and utility work.

PreyUI

WoW Addon

ManaWard

WoW Addon

Keystone Monitor

WoW Addon

WoW Addon Ecosystem

WoW addon work built around clarity, readability, and actual play.

These projects are a focused lane of work, not random side builds. They sit at the intersection of interface design, utility, and making real moment-to-moment decisions easier.

Interface lane

Cleaner game interfaces, tighter utility, less visual waste.

My addon work is about making the screen easier to trust. Better information density, better readability, and less friction when things are happening fast.

Future media lane

Reserved space for screenshots, clips, CurseForge stats, or per-addon detail pages.

WoW Addon

PreyUI

PreyUI is my take on a cleaner, sharper World of Warcraft interface: modern, practical, and built to feel good in actual play. It is less about flashy design for its own sake and more about making the game feel tighter, cleaner, and easier to read.

WoW AddonUICustom Interface

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Future addon screenshots / UI preview

Open project

WoW Addon

ManaWard

ManaWard is a lightweight addon for tracking healer mana in dungeons and raids without cluttering the screen. It is built to give useful information fast, especially when clean decision-making matters.

WoW AddonHealer ToolsRaid Utility

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Future raid utility and UI preview

Open project

WoW Addon

Keystone Monitor

Keystone Monitor is a dungeon and Mythic+ tracker built for players who want better visibility during runs without a bloated UI. The goal is simple: surface the right information at the right time in a way that feels modern and readable.

WoW AddonMythic+Dungeon Tracker

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Future Mythic+ dashboard and flow screenshots

Open project

What I Build

What I build, framed like real lanes of work instead of résumé bullets.

The through-line across these areas is practical pressure: active users, repeat usage, readability, maintenance, and software that has to keep earning its place.

Discord bots

Production-minded bot systems built for active communities, long-term maintenance, and real-world use.

Web development

Dark, polished web experiences with stronger identity, better hierarchy, and cleaner UX.

Game UI / addons

Custom interfaces and tools built to feel clear, fast, and useful in actual play.

Automation tools

Focused utilities and internal systems that reduce repeat work and cut through noise.

Systems for real communities

Projects shaped by real users, active communities, and the pressure of staying useful over time.

Creator experiments

New surfaces, sharper ideas, and practical experiments that make the next build stronger.

Support

If you want to back the work, Ko-fi helps keep future builds, updates, and experiments moving.

Support goes toward the projects themselves: upkeep, iteration, new tools, and the time needed to keep making polished things that are actually worth shipping.

Genuine support

I like building things that stay maintained, feel polished, and keep getting better. Support helps fund that kind of work without turning the site into a storefront.

Support on Ko-fi

Contact

Want to connect, collaborate, or follow the work more closely?

The easiest path is a direct message, a social link, or email. If the project makes sense, I care most about clear ideas, useful tools, and work with real users behind it.

Built for long-term work, open to sharp conversations.

Whether it's a collaboration, a project idea, or support for the things I'm building, this site is meant to be the cleanest way to reach me and follow what's next.

Contact modes

Twitter / X

@real_korivash

Primary focus

Creator tools, live products, UI systems, and community-centered software.