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About Miracle

A product company built to create more than one SaaS system.

Miracle develops focused software for small and medium businesses. The company provides one shared brand, product discipline and technical foundation for a growing portfolio.

Company direction

From one risk product to a broader SaaS portfolio.

“Build focused systems that remove operational friction without adding unnecessary complexity.”

Miracle began with ALRIS, a market-risk system created for operator-led markets. Building the first product clarified a larger opportunity: small and medium businesses need specialised software that is powerful without becoming difficult to use.

The company now operates as a product layer above individual systems. Each product can serve a different workflow while sharing the same standards for usability, transparency and measured performance.

Operating principles

How Miracle chooses and develops products.

01

Specific before broad

A product starts with one clearly defined workflow and audience.

02

Useful before impressive

We prioritise everyday value over feature volume and decorative complexity.

03

Evidence before claims

Performance and traction are published only when they can be supported.

04

Modular by design

Products are structured so modules and integrations can be added without rebuilding the foundation.

Founding team

Two co-founders building one shared product company.

Miracle is founder-led. Product decisions, technical implementation and early customer conversations stay close to the people building the systems.

Jeyhun Kazakov

Co-founder · product strategy, algorithm direction, investment and growth

Leads product strategy, the ALRIS direction, company positioning, investment communication and growth.

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Danilo Rosano

Co-founder · technical development, Telegram products and UX

Leads technical architecture, Telegram product development and the core user experience.

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See the current product portfolio.

Explore ALRIS and follow future systems as they move from research to launch.