Co-founder of xTiles · Building from Ukraine
I write about visual thinking, AI and how projects actually move forward.
[Max Kuchur]
NowOctober 2026
- Building xTiles — a visual workspace where plans, projects and notes live on one canvas.
- Connecting xTiles projects to AI assistants, so a project becomes context they can use.
- Launching this site and my first three essays.
Selected writing
All essaysThe next-move method: how a project keeps its momentumWhy every project needs exactly one visible next step — and what breaks without it.A project is the best prompt you will ever writeDecisions, open questions and risks — the context a model needs and rarely gets.Visual thinking in the age of AIWhen machines write the text, seeing the whole becomes the human job.
Ideas I keep coming back to
01
A plan is only as good as its next move.
02
Facts and assumptions belong in different columns.
03
Your workspace is the memory your AI does not have.
04
Seeing the whole beats reading the parts.
Why I build xTiles
Planner, projects and canvas in one place — because life does not come in separate apps.
We are a team of 19, building from Ukraine for people who think visually.
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About
I co-founded xTiles and look after its strategy and product direction. I care about how people plan, decide and keep moving — and lately, about what changes when AI joins that work.
- 2026xTiles grows to a team of 19, building from Ukraine. I start writing in public.
Say hello
Write if you think about tools, AI and how work gets done — or want to build something together.
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