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Software engineering companyTashkent, Uzbekistan

Swift to ship. Solid at the core

SwiftCore designs and builds custom software. We work in short, visible iterations and take the foundations seriously — architecture, tests, documentation — so what we ship keeps working as your business grows.

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01 — Company

An engineering partner for companies whose software has to work — at launch and long after it.

Projects are led by engineers. We explain technical decisions in plain language, show working software early and hand over code another team can read and maintain.

Company snapshotVerified facts onlyVerified only
Practice
Custom software engineering
Founded
2020
Based in
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Team
23 people: backend, frontend, design, QA, data, project management
Sectors
Education, logistics, warehousing, retail and more
Languages
Uzbek · Russian · English
Engagement
Fixed-scope project · dedicated team · support retainer
02 — Selected workShowing 3 of 33 of 3

Selected work

Three projects, shown in depth rather than many in passing. Each case study covers the problem, the approach, the architecture and what changed for the client.

Navigo CRM dashboard: lead, quote, order and dispatch counters, gross profit chart, goal progress and recent orders
Navigo CRM dashboard: lead, quote, order and dispatch counters, gross profit chart, goal progress and recent orders
Logistics · SaaS platform

A multi-tenant CRM for US auto-transport brokers: leads, quotes on market data, e-signed contracts, Central Dispatch and profit reports in one record.

Client
Navigo CRM, United States
Scope
Product design · Web app · Backend · Integrations · Infrastructure
Stack
Django · Vue 3 · PostgreSQL · Celery · Channels
Year
2026
Read the case study: Navigo CRM
Three GUDS app screens: searching for a worker on the map, the super-app home with Daily jobs, Permanent jobs and Messenger, and a worker online waiting for orders
Three GUDS app screens: searching for a worker on the map, the super-app home with Daily jobs, Permanent jobs and Messenger, and a worker online waiting for orders
Jobs & services · Mobile app

GUDS

A job super-app for Uzbekistan: daily jobs matched to nearby workers in real time, permanent vacancies and a built-in messenger, on iOS and Android.

Read the case study: GUDS
YolUp lesson room: a maths whiteboard with a quadratic equation, the teacher’s video, participants and the group chat
YolUp lesson room: a maths whiteboard with a quadratic equation, the teacher’s video, participants and the group chat
Education · EdTech platform

YolUp

An online lesson platform for Uzbek schoolchildren: live lessons, a shared whiteboard, course chat, AI-checked homework and attendance — on web and mobile.

  • React
  • React Native
  • Django
  • LiveKit
  • PostgreSQL
Read the case study: YolUp
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03 — Services

What we build

Every engagement starts from the problem, not from a technology. These are the areas we take on end to end — open one to see what it includes.Every engagement starts from the problem, not from a technology. Tap a service to see what it includes.

01Web platformsWeb applications, portals and marketplaces that customers and staff rely on every day.
Includes
  • Architecture and technical design
  • Frontend and backend development
  • Automated tests and code review
  • Deployment, hosting and monitoring setup
You receive
  • A production application
  • Source code and repository access
  • Technical and handover documentation
About this service: Web platforms
02Mobile applicationsiOS and Android apps connected to the systems and data you already have.
Includes
  • React Native (cross-platform) or native, as the product needs
  • Integration with your APIs and back office
  • App Store and Google Play release
You receive
  • Published apps under your developer accounts
  • Source code and release documentation
About this service: Mobile applications
03Backend, APIs & integrationsServices, data models and integrations with the platforms your business already uses.
Includes
  • API design and development
  • Integrations with payment, ERP and CRM systems
  • Data modelling and migration
You receive
  • Documented APIs
  • Source code and integration runbooks
About this service: Backend, APIs & integrations
04Product discovery & UXResearch, user flows and prototypes that settle what to build before development starts.
Includes
  • Stakeholder and user interviews
  • User flows and wireframes
  • Clickable prototype and UI design
You receive
  • An agreed scope and prioritised backlog
  • Design files and prototype
About this service: Product discovery & UX
05Support & continued developmentMonitoring, fixes and planned improvements once the product is live.
Includes
  • Response times agreed per client
  • Dependency and security updates
  • Planned feature work
You receive
  • A support agreement
  • A shared improvement backlog
About this service: Support & continued development
04 — How we work

How a project moves

Five stages, each ending with something you can review and approve. How long a stage takes depends on the project; the order does not change.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We learn the business problem, the people who will use the software and the constraints around it.

    Output
    Problem statement, scope outline, key risks
  2. 02

    Planning

    We choose the architecture, split the work into milestones and agree on priorities and budget.

    Output
    Architecture notes, milestone plan, estimate
  3. 03

    Engineering

    We build in short iterations, with code review and automated tests from the first week.

    Output
    A working increment every 3–7 days
  4. 04

    Delivery

    We release to production, migrate data and hand over access, credentials and documentation.

    Output
    Live system, documentation, admin access
  5. 05

    Improvement

    We monitor the system, fix what real usage reveals and plan the next set of changes with you.

    Output
    Support plan, prioritised improvement backlog

06 — How we engineer

Readable code over clever code.1 Small releases over big reveals.2 Decisions written down, not remembered.3 Your code, your access, your documentation.4

  1. 1

    Code is written for the next engineer who opens it. Clear structure and naming beat shortcuts only the author understands.

  2. 2

    Work reaches you in small, working increments, so problems surface while they are still cheap to fix.

  3. 3

    Architecture choices, trade-offs and scope changes are recorded and shared with you — not kept in someone’s head.

  4. 4

    Repositories, infrastructure accounts and documentation belong to the client. Changing teams should never mean starting over.

Behind these principles is a team of 23 engineers, designers, QA and data specialists. Meet them on the About page.Behind these principles is a team of 23 engineers, designers, QA and data specialists.

Meet the team
07 — ContactReply within one working day

Tell us what you’re building.

A few lines are enough: the problem, your timeline and anything we should know about existing systems. We reply with questions or a time to talk.A few lines are enough: the problem, your timeline and anything we should know about existing systems.

Start a conversationswiftcoree@gmail.com

What happens next

  1. 01We read your message and reply with questions or a time to talk.
  2. 02A short call about goals, constraints and what already exists.
  3. 03A written proposal: approach, team, timeline and estimate.