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Write about a project, a collaboration or just a question. No technical terms needed: plain words are enough.

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  • I usually reply within a day
A desk by a window at night: a monitor showing code, a desk lamp and an open notebook, city lights behind

Write to me

Tell me a little about it. It takes about a minute.

What is it about?

So I can reply to you.

A few lines are enough: what you need and, if it matters, by when.

It goes straight to my Telegram. Your contact is used only to reply.

What happens next

  1. You write

    A few lines in your own words.

  2. I reply

    With questions, or with a first idea of how to do it.

  3. We agree

    On what, by when and for how much, before any work starts.

Where I am

Tashkent, Uzbekistan. I work with people in any time zone.

Now in Tashkent · GMT+5

Working hours
Mon–Fri, 10:00–⁠19:00
Languages
Uzbek, Russian, English
Format
Remote, worldwide

Common questions

Short answers. If yours isn’t here, ask in the form above.

  • How does working together start?

    You write a few lines, I ask about anything that’s missing, and then I send a short plan with the stages and the price. Work starts only when you’re happy with the plan. You don’t need a technical brief: plain words are enough.

  • How long does it take?

    It depends on the size of the work. Small tasks take a few days; bigger services are split into stages, each with its own date. You get an honest estimate before we start, not halfway through.

  • How much does it cost?

    There’s no fixed price list, because every task is different. Once I understand what you need, I name the price for the whole job or for each stage. You know the full cost before any work starts, with no surprises later.

  • Can you check my site for security problems?

    Yes, with your written permission. I test the site the way an attacker would, then explain each problem in plain words: what it is, how serious it is and how to fix it. I can fix it for you as well.

  • Which languages do you speak?

    Uzbek, Russian and English. Write in whichever is easiest for you.

  • Do you work remotely?

    Yes. I’m in Tashkent (GMT+5) and work with people anywhere. We keep in touch by messages and calls at times that suit us both.

No question is too small.

If you’re not sure it’s worth writing, write anyway. At worst, we’ll have a nice chat.

— Jo‘rabek

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