Projects · 19
Projects
Every live site, one note each. Screenshots taken on 14 October 2026.
FlareStamina: free IELTS practice, built around a welding jobHow a handful of listening tests became a free IELTS platform with 144 tests, a writing lab, a speaking lab and a news desk, and why the login walls had to come down.
Zitou: learning Chinese in Uzbek, ten minutes a dayA free app that teaches Chinese in Uzbek and nine other languages, on the web, on the App Store and in Telegram: a 124,000-word dictionary, all HSK lists, an HSK 1 course for the classroom, stroke-order writing, spaced repetition, and tools for teachers.
AI Lenta: an Uzbek AI news wire with nobody in the loopHow AI Lenta collects AI news from dozens of outlets, writes it in Uzbek, refuses to publish a number it cannot find in the source, and stops the same story from appearing twice.
zh.tou.gg: Chinese homework, in the order of the slidesA small free app that turns a Chinese teacher's slides, homework text and textbook audio into numbered practice: stroke order by finger, tone tests, pinyin and dialogues you can replay sentence by sentence.
Chertma: type plain ASCII, get correct UzbekUzbekistan is moving to a new Latin alphabet that no phone keyboard has. Chertma restores ş ç ö ğ from plain typing, offline, using a 4.9-million-word lexicon, and refuses to touch anything it is not sure about.
Davomat: group attendance in four taps, inside TelegramA free attendance app for university group monitors: mark 25 students in four taps, let the bot ask absentees why, and never miss a birthday. Built by a student for his own group.
Tadam: every wedding photo in one album, with no app and no databaseGuests scan one QR code on the table and add the photos already on their phones; the couple downloads everything as one ZIP. How it works without an app, an account or a database.
Nullsample: music built from arithmetic, with zero samplesA music generator where every sound is computed from code, the same seed gives the same track on any browser, and the six stems come out separate because they were never mixed.
Pierics: a five-letter word game that teaches IELTS vocabularyMy own take on Wordle: guess the hidden five-letter word in six tries, then learn its definition and an example sentence. Small rules, instant feedback, no account.
Minnos: a cat who brings you English idiomsCats leave little gifts on the doorstep. Minnos leaves English idioms, every one of them about cats. Pet her, collect all 26, and read each one explained in Uzbek.
Speaking Lab: talking to an AI IELTS examiner like a voice callAn experiment: an IELTS Speaking examiner you talk to out loud, with the January–April 2026 topics for Parts 1–3, band-score feedback, and a camera mode you control with hand gestures.
KVADRAT: the square-metre calculator I use on grille jobsThree numbers in, a priceable area out. A calculator for window grilles that projects from the wall, built for a dusty phone held in one hand while the other holds a tape measure.
Payvandchi: my own welding workshop, finally onlineA catalogue for the workshop where I weld: window and balcony grilles, railings and canopies, with real photos of real jobs, and nothing on the site we cannot actually make.
Reshotkachi: the same workshop, built a second timeSame welder, same grilles, same photos and prices, built again as a completely different site: 123 real photos arranged as a 3D wall. An experiment in how much design alone changes a business.
ZED AVLOD School: real results, no invented onesA website for a family language school in To'raqo'rg'on, Namangan. The part I care about is a results table of thirteen real CEFR scores, each one checkable, and the things I deliberately left out.
CTN Language Centre: a whole school website in one fileA trilingual site for an English school in Tashkent, built as a single HTML file, with a lead form that opens Telegram, brand images generated by code, and one near-miss with 40 MB of audio.
maqsudjon.com: the lab, rebuilt until it was fastMy first personal site and still the lab: a live colour ASCII engine fed by F1 footage, a terminal in the header, an installable app, and a build log with more than forty entries.
tou.gg: the front door, and why it was rebuiltWhy my main site has a three-letter name, what the first version was, and why the second one is made of pictures, numbers and long notes instead of rows of text.
Open data: Uzbek words, Chinese HSK, and music with exact labelsThree datasets and one Space on Hugging Face: 28 million rows of Uzbek word frequencies with a skeleton index, 8,296 HSK words with Uzbek and Russian meanings, and 20 synthetic music tracks with stems, MIDI and exact annotations.