Software studio · Tashkent

Software your business runs on.

Tell us what is slowing the business down. You get a fixed number and a date before anything starts, and the people who build it are the people who answer afterwards.

The day runs itselfAn order arrives, stock updates, the invoice goes out. Nobody types it
Yours, start to finishAccounts, code and documentation handed over, nothing locked to us
We stay after launchThe people who built it answer. First month included

Works with

  • Bitrix24
  • amoCRM
  • MoySklad
  • Odoo
  • 1C
  • Payme
  • Click
  • Uzum
  • Telegram
  • Shopify
  • Stripe

Before and after

What changes when it is one system instead of six.

Now
  • An order arrives in a chat and someone retypes it into a spreadsheet.
  • Stock in the warehouse and stock on the site stop agreeing by lunchtime.
  • Invoices are typed one at a time, and one of them is always wrong.
  • Answering what sold last week means opening four files.
After
  • An order lands once and shows up everywhere it is needed.
  • One stock figure, read by the shop, the accountant and the warehouse.
  • Invoices write themselves and go out the moment payment lands.
  • Last week is one screen.

You know the price at step two.

Every project is different. The order never changes.

  1. 01TalkTell us what's wrong. We work out what it takes. No commitment.Same working day
  2. 02Plan and priceClear scope, a fixed price and a date, agreed before anything starts.1 to 2 days
  3. 03BuildWe build it and you see it moving. Extras priced openly as they come.Days to weeks
  4. 04Hand overShipped, documented and yours. Support if you want it, a clean exit if you don't.1 day

Who it is for

Every business runs a different process.

The job is the same shape each time: find where the handover breaks, then close it.

Wholesale and distributionPrices, credit terms and stock live somewhere different for every manager.
Retail and online shopsMarketplace stock, the till and the website never agree at the same moment.
ManufacturingOrders, raw material and the production plan are three separate conversations.
Services and B2BLong deals, contracts and invoices held together by a chat thread.
Not on this list?The job is usually the same shape whatever you sell. Something arrives, someone retypes it, and by the afternoon two numbers disagree. Tell us where yours breaks.Tell us what you run

Built, shipped, still running.

What each one does, and what was actually built.

Textile brandA Telegram shop wired to the warehouseCustomers order from a bot or a web app, each with their own account. Stock reads from the same place the accountant does, and invoices generate themselves.
  • Telegram bot
  • Web app
  • Customer accounts
Electronics retailerThe same shop, a different businessThe same idea against a different catalogue. A bot and a web app for a retail buyer, with stock and prices read from the warehouse rather than kept in a second spreadsheet.
  • Telegram bot
  • Web app
  • Inventory sync
A software companyA widget they sell on the marketplaceBuilt for another software company to resell and to run in house, which is a harder brief than it sounds: their customers use it, so it had to look like theirs.
  • MoySklad widget
  • Charts
  • xlsx export
Our own productStorekept, on the Shopify App StoreBackup and restore for Shopify stores. Built, listed and maintained by us, so it is the one we can show all the way down.
  • Shopify app
  • Backup and restore
  • App Store listing

What happens after you sign.

The people who build your system are the people who support it.

Built properlyDocumented and handed over. Not something that works until the person who understands it leaves.
Local by defaultPayme, Click, Uzum, MoySklad, 1C, Telegram. No translation layer.
Realistic timelinesDays for small work, weeks for real products. Estimates aren't padded.
Fixed priceAgreed before anything starts. Extras priced openly as they come.

Someone answers when it breaks.

Month to month, cancel whenever. Fixes and small changes are support; anything bigger gets quoted like a new project.

  • The first monthIncluded with every build. Questions answered, mistakes fixed, nothing to sign.Free One month, then optional
  • Within the working dayFixes, small changes, and new people trained as they join.1 000 000 so'm · Per month
  • Same dayAhead of the queue, plus a monthly look at what's worth improving. Scales with headcount.2 200 000 so'm · Per month

What people usually ask before getting in touch.

Not on the list? Ask us and you get a straight answer, not a sales call.Ask us anything

How much will it actually cost?

The prices above are real starting points, not teasers. What moves them is how many people end up in the system, how many places the data comes from and goes to, whether there's old data to bring across, and how much has to be built rather than configured. You get a fixed number before anything starts.

How long does it take?

A small job is a few days. A full setup is about a week. A real product is two to four weeks. We don't pad these and we don't disappear halfway.

Do you work with the system we already have?

Usually yes. Bitrix24, amoCRM, MoySklad, Odoo, 1C, Payme, Click, Uzum, Telegram, and anything else with an API. If it has no API we'll tell you straight away rather than after you've paid.

Who actually does the work?

We do. There's no account manager between you and the people writing the code, and no handing your project to a junior once the contract is signed.

What happens if something breaks a year later?

You call us and we fix it. The people who built it are the people who answer. That's the whole point of working with us directly.

Do we pay for the software licences too?

Those go to the vendor, not to us, at the vendor's own price. We'll tell you which tier you actually need instead of the one that pays us more.

Tell us what you need and we will tell you what it takes.

We reply the same working day. Mon to Sat, 10:00 to 18:00.

What happens after you send it

01We read it todayRead by the people who would build it. Not a call centre, not a bot.
02We write backFifteen minutes, on Telegram or a call, to understand what you actually run on now.
03You get a fixed numberScope, price and a date, in writing, before anything starts.