fig. 01
memor.tj
A CRM for real estate businesses, with a mobile app for the team on the move.
- web
- memor.tj ↗
- built by
- Thet Aung and Umar Adilov
- in use since
- October 2026
memor.tj / dashboardmemor.tj / inboxmemor.tj / projectsmemor.tj / chessboard
a technical team for businesses that run on software
We help you shape your business, not just get software built.
We are a small team of engineers who have built and run real products. When your business needs software, you deal with the people who build it, and they stay to look after it. No agency in the middle.
- Booking pages
- Systems your business runs on
- Mobile apps
- Customer portals
- Back office tools
- Looked after every month
// how we work
We start with how your business works, not with a feature list.
- 01
We look at your business first.
How an enquiry comes in, how a job or a booking gets handled, who answers the phone. Before anything is built, we write down what actually happens in your week, and what it costs you.
- 02
We build the part that matters most first.
A bigger system goes live in stages, so you are using the first part while we build the next. You see something real early, and you can change your mind.
- 03
We stay. Some of it partnership, some of it upkeep.
Some of it is partnership. We keep learning how your business runs and tell you what is worth building next. Where your business makes sales, we also take an incentive per sale, so we do well when you do.
Some of it is upkeep. The engineers who built it keep it running, fix what breaks and make the changes you ask for, for a fixed monthly fee you can stop any time.
fig. 01 — the same piece, three months apart
// real screens, not mock-ups
Two products live, one in build.
fig. 02
kendor.io
Technical interviews for engineering teams. Candidates work in a real coding environment in the browser, and the team reviews every step they took.
- web
- kendor.io ↗
- built by
- Thet Aung
- in use since
- April 2026
kendor.iokendor.io / sandboxkendor.io / reviewkendor.io / stacks
fig. 03in build
Hotel PMS
A property management system (PMS) for hotels: the room calendar, guest bills, kitchen, housekeeping and the day’s cash in one place.
- built by
- Thet Aung and Umar Adilov
- status
- In build
hotel pms / room calendarhotel pms / today at a glancehotel pms / kitchen display
fig. 04
Yours.
Tell us what costs your business the most time. One line is enough, and one of us replies with something real before you have paid anything.
Write to us+
Your business, next
// the team
Engineers you can name, and write to directly.
each of us finds our own clients; we build together
Thet Aung
Software engineer, 6 years. Built kendor.io, technical interviews in a real coding environment.
Tbilisi, Georgia
Umar Adilov
Backend engineer, 5+ years. Databases, real-time systems and AI infrastructure.
Dushanbe, Tajikistan
We work on every job together. Write to either of us and you get both of us. There is no one in between, and nobody takes a cut of anybody else’s work.
// please read this bit
Why not an agency?
Most businesses that pay for software get it through an agency. The agency finds you and gives you a quote. Then it passes the actual work to a developer, and keeps a cut.
So you pay more than the work is worth. And the person doing the work gets paid less than they should.
Every one of us has been that developer. We have built websites for clients inside agencies, and we saw what those clients were charged for our work.
Nobody is doing anything wrong. That is just what a middleman costs.
We work this way to cut that out. You talk to the people who actually build your software, from your first reply to the day it goes live to every change after that. No account manager. No handover. No extra charge for passing messages along.
That matters most on work that lasts. An agency moves its developers between clients, so the person who knows your system keeps changing. Here it is the same engineers, a year in.
// what happens next
Before you have paid anything.
- 1
You reply.
One line is enough. What your business does, where you are, and the thing that costs you the most time or money.
- 2
You get something real.
A plain-English review of what we would fix, or a working demo of the part that matters most. Before you have paid anything.
- 3
A short call.
Fifteen minutes to walk through it and agree what to do. If it is not for you, no hard feelings.
- 4
Build, go live, and stay.
On your own accounts, with your own data. After that we stay on, as your partner and as the people who keep it running, for as long as you want us to.
After launch: we stay on, some of it as a partner and some of it as upkeep. The partner part is learning your business, saying what to build next and, where your business makes sales, an incentive per sale. The upkeep part is keeping it running, fixing what breaks and an agreed amount of changes, for a fixed monthly fee you can stop any time. Both are written into the agreement. If you would rather pay per change, that works too.
// the business
Who we are as a business
Each of us trades as a registered business.
- Thet AungIndividual Entrepreneur, Tbilisi, Georgia
- Umar AdilovIndividual Entrepreneur, Dushanbe, Tajikistan
A written agreement and a proper invoice with every job.
// start with one line
Got a business that runs on software? Write to us.
Tell us what you do and what costs you the most time. One of us replies with something real before you have paid anything.