Service
Fast, scalable web applications and corporate platforms.
We design and build web applications that are fast, accessible and easy to maintain — from marketing sites that rank on Google to complex internal platforms used by hundreds of employees.
Every project is engineered around Core Web Vitals, semantic HTML and clean architecture, so your website performs well for both users and search engines from day one.
What we deliver
SEO-first websites with structured data, fast load times and a content model your team can actually manage.
Dashboards, client portals and SaaS products with authentication, role-based access and real-time data.
Storefronts and checkout flows integrated with local and international payment providers.
REST and GraphQL APIs, third-party integrations and migrations from legacy systems.
How we work
We map goals, users and technical constraints before writing code.
Wireframes, data models and a performance budget agreed up front.
Iterative delivery with automated checks and staging previews.
Analytics, monitoring and a maintenance plan after go-live.
Case studies
FAQ
Cost depends on scope. A focused marketing site is smaller than a data-heavy web application. After a short discovery call we provide a fixed-scope estimate with clear milestones.
Yes. Technical SEO — metadata, structured data, performance and semantic markup — is built in from the start rather than added later.
It depends on scope: a marketing site takes less time than a web application with logins, roles and integrations. The code rarely sets the calendar. Content, translations, approvals and third-party access usually do, from payment merchant agreements to SMS accounts, so those requests start in the first week. From your side we need one decision-maker, copy and photos, brand materials, and access to the domain and hosting. The timeline is agreed with the estimate after a discovery call.
Yes. Integration with local and international payment providers is part of our web work. Your company signs the merchant agreement and holds the credentials, and onboarding runs on the provider's schedule, so apply early. Payment notifications are verified on the server and reconciled with orders, never trusted from the browser, so a payment that succeeds while the order fails to save is caught rather than lost. Passing payments on to 1C is separate integration work.
Yes, and the languages are built into the architecture rather than added at the end. Each language has its own URL, such as /ru/ and /uz/, so search engines index every version, and visitors are never redirected by location. Decide the Uzbek script early: supporting both Latin and Cyrillic permanently doubles the editorial work. Translation needs an owner and a budget, layouts are checked with the longest strings, and your editors manage each language themselves.
From the blog
How much a website costs in Uzbekistan, without price lists: what drives the cost, each line of a quote, builder or custom, languages, hosting and red flags.
How to start an online store in Uzbekistan: marketplace or own website, legal basics, platform, payments, fiscal receipts, delivery and a launch checklist.
How to accept online payments in Uzbekistan through Payme, Click and Uzum Checkout: what to prepare, the payment flow, refunds, IKPU receipts and testing.
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