We only write about what we took apart ourselves while building our own machines. Every article is about one law, one market or one process: with dates, numbers and the line past which we do not know.
What a website costs in Uzbekistan in 2026: prices for a business card site, a landing page, a company website and an online store in Samarkand and Tashkent, in so'm and US dollars, what goes into a turnkey price, what a site costs per month after launch, why prices differ by tens of times, and how to keep your own domain.
Landing page or multi-page website: what a landing page is in plain words, what a business card site is, how both differ from a company website and a catalogue, what to choose for advertising one service, for search traffic and for a catalogue, how a landing page relates to SEO, a quiz or a Telegram button, and how to pair a landing page with a Telegram bot.
Tilda or WordPress, Tilda or Webflow, a website builder or a hand-coded site: plan prices as of 1 October 2026, speed measured on real visitors, SEO, whether you can take your site with you, WordPress security, paying from Uzbekistan and who will edit the text. Plus a verdict on what suits whom.
You can build a website with AI in 2026, even for free. What Wix, Tilda, Lovable, Bolt and v0 can do according to their official pages as of 1 October 2026, what free plans leave out, and where the traps are: generic design, invented facts, the Uzbek language, code and hosting on someone else's platform, SEO, personal data in forms. An evening-long step-by-step plan, and signs it is time to hire a developer.
How to check website loading speed in five minutes with Google PageSpeed Insights, Search Console and Yandex Metrica, what LCP, INP and CLS mean, where the “53% leave after 3 seconds” myth comes from, and 10 causes of a slow site, most of them fixable in a day.
What motion design and motion graphics are in plain words: how they differ from character animation, live-action video and VFX, where the craft came from (Saul Bass, John Whitney), which kinds a business actually needs, what a motion designer does, which software is used and how a video goes from brief to finished files.
Logo animation for business: where it is used (video intros, Reels, website loaders, presentations, office screens), how long it should be, which files to get (MP4, MOV ProRes 4444, WebM with transparency, Lottie, GIF), what a sonic logo is, what free online generators and AI video tools risk, and what to prepare before ordering.
What an animated business video and an explainer video are, the main types, how long a video should be and how to work out its length from the voice-over script, a one-page script template, the production stages, what drives the price, where the video works, and how to handle voice-over in Uzbek and Russian.
What Reels are in plain terms and why a business needs them: the 9:16 frame, length limits and safe zones from Instagram's and Meta's official materials, how Instagram decides who sees a reel, why watermarks and reposts cut reach, the first three seconds, subtitles and sound, 15 Reels ideas for shops, clinics, developers, car dealers, restaurants and services in Uzbekistan, posting frequency and metrics.
What website animation effects are called — parallax, scroll animation, micro-interactions, hover, loaders, Lottie, 3D and WebGL; which of them help sell and which get in the way; animation on Tilda; performance, reduced motion, WCAG, and a checklist built on live examples from our own pages.
How to write a chatbot requirements document for Telegram, a website widget or WhatsApp without a 40-page spec: a one-page template, the 12 questions to settle before you hire anyone, what goes wrong when each one is skipped, and when a formal GOST 34.602 spec is worth it.
What AI in accounting does in practice, according to a 2026 study in the Journal of Accounting Research: a survey of 277 accountants, 200,000 transactions from 79 firms and an experiment. Where the time went, what happened to reporting quality, whether AI will replace accountants, and what carries over to Uzbekistan.
How to automate reports without speeding up your mistakes: keep the 3–5 numbers someone actually acts on, guard against silent limits like the old XLS format, and pick one of four levels — Power Query in Excel, Google Sheets with Apps Script, a scheduled summary in Telegram, or BI. Where AI belongs in reporting, a five-line summary template and a checklist.
How to use Google Sheets as a CRM: three tabs, the columns, dropdowns and a rule that highlights overdue follow-ups. Website leads through Apps Script, a morning digest in Telegram, Google's documented limits as of September 2026, six signs it is time for a real CRM, and how to move without losing history.
ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are officially available in Uzbekistan. Plan prices as of September 2026 in dollars and som, how to pay, where the 12% VAT comes from, and what tax data says about the country's spending on AI.
What AI can do in Uzbek as of September 2026: two scripts and mixed-language messages, the token “language tax” (measured on FLORES-200, method included), which services offer Uzbek speech-to-text and text-to-speech according to their official language lists, and how to test a vendor in 30 minutes.
Where to find free n8n templates, why importing someone else's workflow means running their code with your credentials, five checks before you import, and seven n8n workflow examples for a small business.
What n8n is, without the jargon: workflows, triggers, nodes, executions and credentials. Cloud or your own server, whether n8n is free, how it differs from a script and from Zapier, the free n8n Academy courses, and a two-week plan.
Telegram Business is not a separate app or a separate plan but a section of your settings that comes with Premium. What business hours, greeting and away messages, quick replies and links to chat actually do, what has worked without Premium since May 2026, how to set it all up in an evening, and ready-to-use texts for a shop, a clinic and a repair service in English and Uzbek.
Since 7 May 2026 any Telegram user can connect a bot to their personal account without Premium. How a bot differs from the built-in away message, how to connect one, what the “this bot doesn't support Telegram Business” error means and what to ask whoever sells you the bot.
The 2030 AI strategy, Law ZRU-1115 and its 22–44 million soum fine, the 50% compensation programme, measured lead response times and what AI pilots showed — every figure with a primary source.
A step-by-step plan for automating business processes one at a time: pick the first process, write down a baseline metric, choose between an off-the-shelf service, configuration and custom development, decide where AI belongs, run a two-week pilot and keep the code and access. With industry examples, prices and a checklist.
The types of business automation companies in Uzbekistan — 1C and CRM partners, chatbot studios, freelancers, developers — and a checklist for owners: what to ask an automation, CRM or chatbot contractor before signing, what belongs in the contract, and which answers tell you to walk away.
On 18 August 2026 the President of Uzbekistan announced that enterprises would be reimbursed half of their spending on putting artificial intelligence to work. What was said officially, what the media added, which rules do not exist yet, and what can be prepared in advance.
“Reply within 5 minutes and your odds rise 100×”: where the figure comes from and what it measured. What HBR, audits of 9,538 and 433 companies, 2026 studies of car dealers and developers, and a peer-reviewed paper say — and why an instant auto-reply does not count.
An official dealer usually does not choose its CRM — the manufacturer does. Where leads get lost between advertising and the OEM system, four ways to connect AI to it, and which numbers show a pilot's effect.
Reminders cut no-shows by roughly a quarter, not “by 50–90%”. What Cochrane, a meta-analysis of 16,000 patients, a 54,066-patient trial on reminder timing and Penn Medicine in 2026 found — and what applies to a car dealership, a service shop or any booking.
In 1983 Lisanne Bainbridge described how automation takes the easy work away from people and leaves them the hard part. What that means for a first-line bot, and how to design the hand-off to a manager.
A Canadian tribunal made Air Canada pay C$812 over its chatbot's answer; a German court ruled a clinic's bot was its own tool, not a third party. What that means for the bot on your website.
n8n plans as of 13 September 2026, what the free Community Edition allows, when a contractor needs an Enterprise licence, what you lose without paying, and where the cloud stands on Russia.
Law ZRU-1115 bars legally significant decisions based solely on AI output and fines unlawful processing of personal data with AI 50–100 BCU: 22–44 million soum since 1 September 2026.
In 1990 Michael Hammer explained why computers had disappointed business: they were used to speed up old processes. Gates's rule, Drucker's line and five questions for every step before you automate.
In 2024 Klarna said its AI assistant did the equivalent work of 700 full-time agents; in 2025 its CEO admitted quality had dropped. The release, the CBA and Salesforce stories, and a better pilot metric.
A 10-step workflow and 1,000 enquiries a month: 1,000 executions in n8n, 9,000 tasks in Zapier, about 10,000 credits in Make. Where the gap comes from, what goes uncounted and where n8n loses.
The “95% of AI pilots fail” figure grew out of a preliminary MIT report built on 52 interviews and 153 surveys. What it measured, what a call centre, BCG and METR found, and what to count in your own pilot.
Since 27 March 2026 Uzbekistan requires only biometric, genetic and telecom subscriber data to stay in the country. Here is when customer chats may go to a foreign AI model.
A Chevrolet dealer's bot agreed to a $1 Tahoe, and Replit's agent wiped a production database. The three properties that make an agent dangerous, and how to cut that trifecta in a Telegram bot.
The measurement line is pinned on Drucker, the wording of Goodhart's law on Goodhart, the “perfectly designed system” on Deming. We checked the sources and what follows for an AI lead qualifier.
The line about a person with AI gets credited to Jensen Huang, the economist Richard Baldwin and HBR. The earliest version we found is a radiologist's 2017 tweet. Four wordings, and data on 5,172 support agents.
"A world market for five computers", "640K ought to be enough" and Ford's faster horses have no source. Where they came from, what was actually said, and how to check a quote in ten minutes.
Uzbekistan's e-commerce law lists seven things an offer must contain and lets a contract be concluded by message. How to build that into a shop bot's dialogue, from the price question to payment.
The law introduces realtor certification, a single registry and multiple listing. Here is what actually changes the way an agency works, and what to get done before the date.
A method that takes one evening: break your process into steps, count the hours it eats, and pick the first step to automate — including the cases where the right answer is not to automate at all.
Since 29 June 2026 the 3 million soum per hectare payment only clears after satellite monitoring confirms the crop. What is actually being confirmed, why the imaging window closes in September, and what to do before the season ends.
A model prices an apartment in seconds. Here is what that number is made of, why deduplication matters more than the model itself, and why an honest product has to answer "not enough data" sometimes.
The marketplace published its search formula. How much rating, title and conversions weigh, why a long SEO description is not the main lever, and what filling in filter attributes actually buys you.
A cold message in the UAE costs an individual 5,000 dirhams and a block on every number they own. Here is the lawful way to get inbound: collecting publicly stated intent instead of blasting a purchased list.
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Six questions about how things are set up at your place today. The output is a diagram: what can be taken off people, in what order and what it costs.
