FoundFeed
Uzbekistan · English / Русский / O‘zbek
Ideas become stronger together.
FoundFeed is a mobile-first community for founders and builders in Uzbekistan. Share what you are building, meet people with complementary skills, and take the next step together.
Explore FoundFeedWho it is for
Founders with an idea or a working project, developers, designers, product specialists, and marketers looking for a team or a project to join.
What you can do
Share your progress
Publish ideas and updates with text, photos, video, or audio. Discuss them through comments, likes, and reposts.
Find your people
Explore profiles with skills, founder status, GitHub links, and portfolios. Let others know whether you are building, hiring, or looking for a co-founder.
Start a conversation
Connect through direct messages and chat with text, voice notes, and shared files.
Where we are today
Our web MVP is live at abdulloh.online. An iOS and Android app is in development. The platform supports English, Russian, and Uzbek.
Founder & mission
- Founder
- Ergashev Abdulloh
- Founded in
- 2026
- Ergashev Abdulloh ↗
Ergashev Abdulloh is a solo developer based in Uzbekistan with more than four years of software development experience. He is building FoundFeed independently, from the backend to the web and mobile apps.
Our mission is to make it easier for Uzbekistan’s growing community of builders to find one another, form teams, and turn ideas into working products.
Why support from Anthropic matters
As a solo developer, I believe support from Anthropic would substantially accelerate FoundFeed’s development. API credits and technical guidance would help me test planned Claude-powered features, reduce experimentation costs, and bring useful improvements to users sooner.
I also have ideas for other products for Uzbekistan, including NFT-related projects. These are at an early stage; FoundFeed is my current priority.
Project & contact
For questions about FoundFeed, partnerships, or support, contact us at:
ergashev@abdulloh.onlineExplore the project on GitHub ↗