Daftar · business platform
The business system I build for garages, clinics, salons, warehouses, learning centres and ten more kinds of business in Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Georgia and Central Asia. Staff work on their phones, the manager runs the day on a computer, and the owner sees takings, orders and who came in when, live.
Fifteen working demos with sample data. They run in your browser.
01Business types
Restaurants and cafés already have good local systems. Daftar is for the businesses those were not built for. Each demo opens as the manager on a computer; switch to the owner or the staff, and to the phone, at the top.
Jobs live on paper and in chats, so nobody knows which car waits on what, and extra work gets done without a clear yes.
Bookings come by phone, message and Instagram into one paper diary, patients forget, and nobody sees which doctor’s hours sit empty.
Bookings arrive on Instagram and WhatsApp at all hours, double bookings happen, and working out each master’s commission takes a whole evening.
Orders come from reps, calls and WhatsApp, pickers search the shelves, and what each shop owes lives in a notebook.
Fees live in a spreadsheet, nobody notices a student missing lessons until the parent asks, and enquiries from Instagram go cold.
Barcodes, weighed goods, a fridge of things that expire, and regulars who pay at the end of the month.
Thousands of items, each batch with its own expiry date, and customers who ask for what is not on the shelf.
Contractors on credit, deliveries to building sites, and a yard where stock is counted by the bag and the cubic metre.
Devices in for repair with an IMEI, a price the customer has to agree, parts in small numbers and accessories at the counter.
Memberships that end, freeze and renew, a door to control, and trainers paid by the session.
Rooms arriving, leaving and to clean on the same morning, bookings from three places, and extras on the bill.
A fleet that is free, reserved, out, back or in the garage, deposits to hold and release, and damage to prove.
Technicians across the city, customers waiting at home, parts in the van and a bill to take on site.
A queue of cars, washers paid per car, monthly passes and a fleet that pays by invoice.
Tagged items moving through cleaning and ironing, a hotel on a monthly invoice, and customers who forget to collect.
The same core fits most businesses that sell, book or keep stock. Tell me how yours works and I will show you what it would look like.
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02Three roles, one record
What a mechanic, a doctor or a picker does on the phone shows up for the manager and the owner at once, with the time and the name.
On the phone, anywhere
On a computer or a tablet
On their own phone
03How it works
Every business type runs on the same core: counter, stock, customers, staff hours and money. On top of it sit the screens that business works in all day, which is why each demo looks different.
04Built for the region
In Azerbaijan, retail, catering, hotels, medical practices, barbershops and beauty salons settle payments through the e-kassa, and every receipt reaches the State Tax Service as it is printed. In Türkiye, retail and service businesses use new generation cash registers that report through e-Arşiv. Georgia moves every business to its new standard cash registers by 1 May 2028. The checkout is built around the register you are required to use.
Reminders, approvals and receipts go out on WhatsApp in Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Georgia and Kazakhstan, and on Telegram in Uzbekistan, where seven in ten people prefer it. Customers reply in the same chat and the system reads the answer.
Regulars who pay at the end of the month, shops that buy on credit, contractors on 30 days: the nisyə or veresiye book is part of the system, with a limit per customer, the age of every debt and a reminder before it gets old.
Manat, lira, lari, so’m or tenge, and an interface in Azerbaijani, Turkish, Russian or English, so every member of staff works in the language they read fastest.
The counter keeps selling and the phones keep logging when the connection goes, and everything syncs when it is back. No sale is lost and none is booked twice.
A mechanic sees his cars, not the takings. A cashier cannot delete a receipt without it showing on the owner’s phone. Each role is set up once, for each person.
05Additional services
Sold on their own or on top of Daftar: maps, AI that reads and sees, chat bots, booking pages and phone apps without the store.
06How I set it up
I watch how bookings, sales, stock and staff really move, and write down what has to change.
Your services, prices, staff, branches and rules loaded in, on a test copy you can click through.
Staff use it on their own phones. I stay close for the first weeks and fix what gets in the way.
Changes, new modules and support come from me directly, not from a call centre.
Price
30 to 499 AZN a month
One person with the counter starts at the low end. Several branches with every module and integration sit at the top. Tell me about the business and I will send you an exact price.
What moves the price
hello@arustamov.dev · +994 55 993 17 11
07Questions
The demos show it as I build it. Your version is set up around your business: your services and prices, your staff and their roles, your branches, your cash register and the way you already work.
It is priced each month, for your business: from 30 to 499 AZN a month, depending on the modules, the number of branches and staff, and the integrations you need. Write to me and I will send you a price.
No. It runs on the phones, tablets and computers you already have. The only hardware is the cash register the law asks for and, if you take cards, the card terminal.
Yes. The counter and the staff phones keep working and everything syncs when the connection is back.
Staff can work in Azerbaijani, Turkish, Russian or English. This site is in all four; the screens inside the demos are in English for now.
You do. It can be exported at any time, in a format your accountant can open.
