Akhidjon Abdullaev · SeoulAI solutions
Practical AI inside the tools you already use: document reading, chat assistants, forecasting. I add it only where it saves time or money.
- LLM integration
- Chatbots & agents
- Forecasting & anomaly detection
I build the software your business runs on and keep it running.
Websites, mobile apps, automation, and AI agents for businesses — one engineer, end to end.
I reply within a day, in English, Korean, Uzbek, or Russian
- WhatsApp: “Table for 6 on Friday, 8pm?” → Main agent → Booking confirmed
- Gmail: 14 new emails overnight → Main agent → 08:00 brief
- Google Sheets: Rice: 2 bags left → Main agent → Low-stock alert
- Telegram: Photo of a car invoice → Main agent → Invoice generated
Services
What I can do for your business.
Three things I do, each with a live, in-production example behind it.
Full-stack development
Fast, SEO-ready websites and iOS and Android apps. I handle the frontend, the backend, hosting, and the launch.
- Web & mobile apps
- API design & integration
- Database design
Albazaar · 7,900+ users · 26,000+ ordersAutomation
Custom bots and pipelines for the manual work that eats your team's day, like invoices, orders, reports, and data entry.
- Browser automation & scrapers
- Data extraction & OCR
- Workflow scripts & bots
AliasAuto OCR · built in 30 daysWork
Products in daily use.
Four production systems in daily use, plus two open-source projects.
01
A back office that runs itself
Restaurant tech · AI agent · Client project
2026 —Everyone is talking about AI agents. This one already has a job. It runs the back office of a real restaurant in Seoul: mail, calendar, sales, inventory, wages, bookings. Every morning at 08:00 the owner gets a brief of the whole day. I built it on the same stack that runs my own schedule, and it hasn't missed a morning yet.
- Answers email and keeps the calendar in order
- POS sales land in Google Sheets by themselves
- Daily sales analytics: what sold, what did not
- Inventory counted, and flagged before it runs out
- AI Telegram bot that books tables straight into the calendar
- Shift clock-in with QR codes, wages calculated from hours
- Voice notes that become tasks and reminders
- The whole day in one brief, every morning at 08:00
Go · Python · Telegram Bot API · Google Workspace API · SQLite · launchd
Back-office agentbot
☀️Today, Fri 2026-09-25 (Asia/Seoul)
Google Calendar:
G 12:30 Table for 4 · Park
G 18:00–20:00 Birthday · 12 guests
G 20:00 Table for 6 · Aziza
Tasks due:
#214 Order rice and flour due 11:00
#215 Pay the gas bill due 18:00
Reminders:
#388 10:00 Supplier delivery
08:00
02
Albazaar
E-commerce · Founding engineer
2022 — 2025A halal grocery platform for Korea. I built it from scratch as the only engineer: the web store with a 1,200-product catalog, the iOS and Android apps, payments, and delivery.
7,900+users
26,000+orders
3 yrsin production
3platforms · web, iOS, Android
“The site feels very responsive and fast.”
03
AliasAuto
AI automation · Client project
2024AI OCR for a premium car dealership in Korea. Staff used to copy five fields from every vehicle invoice into a Word document by hand. Now they photograph the invoice, the data is extracted in about 30 seconds, and the sales invoice generates itself. I've maintained it since launch.
~30 sfrom photo to data
260+invoices generated
100+car records extracted
0manual entry
“Great communication — the changes we asked for were implemented quickly.”
04
Silkdoro
Trade & logistics · Own venture
2026A multilingual website for a licensed Korean export company that ships verified Korean products, from halal K-food to auto parts, to the CIS and worldwide.
4 languagesQuote requestsProduct catalogSEO
05
Open Source
2026 —Code any engineer can open and inspect — client projects get the same rigor.
Open source · Computer vision
FaceClock
A face-recognition clock-in kiosk for small teams. The tablet finds the face, checks that it blinks, and turns it into 128 numbers on the device. Only those numbers reach the server, which matches them with pgvector and turns the events into shifts and wages.
PostgreSQL 19 · Creator & maintainer
PGQViewer
A graph viewer for PostgreSQL 19's native property graphs. Type a MATCH pattern and explore the result on an interactive canvas. Written in Go and TypeScript, in the open.
View on GitHub★ 10
About
Hi, I'm Akhidjon.
I'm a software engineer in Seoul. By day I build monitoring tools that watch large PostgreSQL databases and catch trouble before customers feel it. Before that I spent three years as the only engineer at Albazaar, a halal grocery app in Korea: I designed it, wrote the code, ran the servers, shipped every app-store release, and when it broke at 3 a.m., I was the one who fixed it.
If we work together, you talk to me directly — no project managers in between. You don't need to bring a spec. Tell me what's eating your time, and figuring out the rest is my favorite part of the job. I build it myself, and I stay around after launch to keep it running.
- Based in
- Seoul, South Korea
- Languages
- English · Korean · Uzbek · Russian
- Education
- B.S. Computer Science, Kyung Hee University
- Availability
- Taking new projects — can start right away
Works withGoPythonTypeScriptReactNext.jsPostgreSQLFlutterDockerFastAPITelegram
How it works
From first message to running software.
2
Plan
You get a written scope with a fixed price, so you decide with real numbers.
3
Build
I build it and show progress weekly. You talk directly to the person writing the code.
4
Run
After launch I keep it running: monitoring, fixes, and small changes, with a reachable human when something breaks. You own the code and accounts from day one.
Nothing is committed until you've seen the plan and the price.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Are you available right now?
Yes — I'm taking new projects and can start right away. Each project gets my full focus, with the schedule set out in the written plan.
What does a project cost?
You get a written scope with a fixed price after a free call. Nothing is billed until you approve the plan.
How long does a project take?
Most small-business projects take weeks, not months — the AliasAuto OCR system took 30 days. Your written plan includes the exact timeline.
How do I pay?
50% when you approve the plan, 50% at launch, by bank transfer.
Do you work with clients outside Korea?
Yes, remotely — in English, Korean, Uzbek, or Russian. Most of my clients are in Korea and the CIS.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day one: the code, the repositories, and the accounts. Everything is documented so any engineer could take over.
What does the maintenance plan include?
Monitoring, fixes, and small changes after launch — and a reachable human when something breaks. The terms are part of your written plan.
Contact
Tell me what's slowing your business down.
A short message about your project is enough. I'll reply in whichever language you prefer.
It's ··:·· in Seoul · I usually reply the same day