Independent builder based in Vilnius.

My background is in growth and product. Now I work for myself, building products, websites, and automations with AI.

Some projects are for clients. Others start with “I wonder if I could make this.” I spend a lot of time experimenting, learning, and seeing which ideas are worth pursuing.

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Books / Outliers: The Story of Success

Hobbies/Books/Outliers: The Story of Success

Outliers: The Story of Success

Malcolm Gladwell

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7-Eleven

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Ramen shop

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I really like ramen. I could even dive into it.

Aurimas wearing a Dive Into Ramen T-shirt

The small cinema

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A small cinema lobby with three framed anime posters, warm brass lights, a ticket counter and an open terrazzo floor.

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Find an anime

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Infinity Castle

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The bookshop

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A secondhand bookshop with wooden shelves, books from Aurimas’s collection and a catalogue beside a green reading lamp.

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The karaoke lounge

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A vintage karaoke lounge with a burgundy-curtained stage, a silver microphone, and a brass-horn gramophone on a wooden cabinet to the right.

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I mainly listen to old-school music, plus a few bangers from the 2000s. Here are some of my favourites.

The arcade

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A warm pixel-art arcade with five cabinets: RuneScape, League of Legends, Elden Ring, Expedition 33 and playable Snake, and a clear tiled floor to walk across.

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SCORE 0FREE PLAY

Ready when you are.

Arrow keys or WASD to steer. Space to pause. On your phone, swipe the screen or use the controls.

RuneScape was the first thing I played when I got internet at 12 or 13. It introduced me to all-nighters and 16-hour grinding sessions, and it was my first real English school. I made friends and earned real money. Some of my best memories are from those years. I played for four years, then came back in my early twenties for another two.

One of the most addictive games I’ve ever played. I had to force myself to delete it because I couldn’t stick to my own “one hour a day” or “one game a day” rules. I played throughout college, roughly three to four years, as a mid laner between Platinum and Diamond.

The first game I really enjoyed on PS5. I put in over 100 hours. Absolute banger. 10/10.

I went in without doing any research and was blown away by the gameplay, depth, music and graphics. Everything about this game felt perfect.

The travel agency

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A warm travel agency with a framed world map, old luggage, travel photographs and a wooden desk beside an open tiled floor.

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Opening the map…

The sports club

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A neighbourhood sports club with running shoes, weights, a basketball and a snowboard along the walls, and an open wooden floor to walk across.

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I've completed a couple of marathons and once hiked 100 km in a single day.

I've averaged 13–14k steps a day for the last five years.

I love lifting. I've been going to the gym several times a week for about 10 years.

I'm a certified personal trainer, but I never pursued it as a career.

I grew up playing basketball, and it's still my number one sport.

My newest passion. I've gone snowboarding every year for the last few years.

Prolifik studio

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A warm video studio with a camera and softbox, a screening monitor, a storyboard and an editing desk beside an open wooden floor.

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Interactive walkthrough. This uses a sample brief and pre-made videos, so you can explore the process without an account.

1 of 3 · The brief

Example product linkChoose a video format

Introduce the product with a clear problem, then show how it helps.

The script structure

Open with the problem. Show the product doing the job. End with one next step.

Prolifik handles the script, editing and captions. This walkthrough shows the steps; it does not generate a new video.

See the format in action

A pre-made example from Prolifik’s public library, not a video generated from the link above.

Pick a format to watch an example from Prolifik’s public library.

Hook + demo

Prolifik turns product links into short-form videos, handling scripts, editing and captions.

Start with a product. A link gives the workflow its starting point.
Choose a format. Shape the idea into a short video, from hook and demo to caption-led clips.
Find the useful moments. Longer recordings can become highlight clips.
Get it out there. Schedule videos for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X.

Walk over to the editing desk to try the guided example, or use the screen to watch the formats.

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IntentHound office

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A detective-inspired office with a conversation board, an incoming-message printer and a computer beneath a green desk lamp.

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Not every mention is a buying request. Open a note and see what makes it relevant.

Fictional examples for this room. These are not real posts or live leads.

Show conversations for

Can anyone recommend an editor to turn our weekly webinars into short clips? We need someone this month.

Buying request

An explicit request for a provider, a matching service and a near-term need.

Do short videos work better than long videos for a new business?

Not a buying request

Relevant topic, but no request to hire or buy.

Looking for a bookkeeper for monthly invoices and reconciliation. Any recommendations for a small business?

Buying request

The person names the service they need and asks for recommendations.

What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?

Not a buying request

A learning question. There is no clear buying request yet.

I want to hire a coach to help me start strength training. Who would you recommend for a beginner?

Buying request

A direct request to hire a coach for a specific goal.

What music do you listen to at the gym?

Not a buying request

The topic overlaps, but this is casual conversation rather than buying intent.

Choose a business, then find a conversation where someone is asking for its service.

Illustrative matching demo. No live social accounts are connected.

Your business

A relevant request

IntentHound sends relevant posts to your team so you can review them and reply.

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One to look at

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Calm down.

Life is a journey,
not a destination.

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