PostI want to share a bit about what I’ve been working on outside of my main job.

I want to share a bit about what I’ve been working on outside of my main job. Over the past few months, I’ve been building an project called Concierge - a platform for residents and property management teams in residential complexes. The idea didn’t come from “let’s build another startup.” It came from my own experience of buying an apartment, going through renovation, and then living in a residential complex. I started noticing how many everyday processes around the building still live in Telegram chats, personal messages, and manual agreements like “just text the manager.” Want to book a shared space like a chaykhana or BBQ zone? You message someone. Need the security or technician’s contact? You search through old chats. Trying to find an important announcement? You scroll Telegram. Need to connect your apartment or solve a building-related issue? Again, personal messages. It works somehow, but as the number of residents, apartments, and shared spaces grows, it quickly turns into manual chaos. And it’s not only inconvenient for residents, it also puts a lot of pressure on the property manager, who has to deal with dozens of repetitive questions, requests, and small operational tasks every day. With Concierge, I want to bring these processes into one clear and convenient product. The first working version is already built: — a web app for residents inside Telegram Mini App; — an admin panel for residential complex managers; — a product landing page; — a backend service that powers both the app and the admin panel. In the first version, I focused on the core scenarios: authorization, apartment ownership verification, resident management, booking shared spaces, announcements from the management company, and important contacts in one place. For me, it was important not to build just a nice-looking app for residents, but to look at the process from both sides. On one side, residents want to solve everyday issues quickly, without endless messages and searching through chats. On the other side, managers need a proper tool where they can clearly see who lives in which apartment, who submitted an access request, which shared spaces are booked, what announcements are published, and what currently needs attention. The first pilot I want to launch is in my own residential complex. This is where I personally noticed the problem and decided to try turning it into a product. Right now, I’m polishing the product, talking to potential users, and preparing for the first pilot. I’d be happy to hear any feedback, especially from people who live in residential complexes, work with real estate, property management, or just enjoy discussing product and startup ideas. @MansurIsakov https://landing.concierge-service.uz/