Independent engineering company
From apps people use to hardware tested in the field, Bestarorg turns practical problems into working products. CropScout is our current robotics project; our earlier work spans software and connected-device prototypes.
Selected work
Our work has moved from software into connected devices and robotics. CropScout is our current flagship; the earlier projects below show the questions and skills that brought us here.
An autonomous field robot in development for greenhouses and small vegetable farms. Its first planned jobs are precision spraying and crop monitoring on a modular tracked base. We’re preparing for field trials and learning what it takes to make the system useful in real growing conditions.
Explore CropScout →
A cross-platform eye-health app with screen-time tracking, reminders and guided eye exercises. One codebase supported three platforms.
1,100+ downloads · $2,400+ raised at Startup Weekend
Google Play →A free digital archive of Uzbek writers, poets and composers, launched for Alisher Navoiy’s 580th anniversary. Readers can explore and listen to ghazals, epics and poetry collections.
A cultural project built for online readers
Visit Adiblar.uz →A study-shelf prototype that locks a phone away during focus sessions, runs a Pomodoro timer, lights a desk and tracks progress. Built with an ESP32 and a custom PCB.
25 interviews · Demo Day runner-up
2020
Founded in Tashkent
3,000+
People reached by apps we shipped
7
Teammates behind our first shipped apps
1
Agricultural robot in development
About Bestarorg
Bestarorg began with software, grew through a series of experiments, and is now applying that same hands-on approach to robotics.
2020
Asadbek Ruziev founded Bestarorg in Tashkent at 15 and taught himself web, mobile and embedded development. Early experiments included Vikme, an open-source messenger, a smart-home prototype and a medical promobot concept.
2021–2022
A seven-person team shipped EyeMed, a cross-platform eye-health app, and Adiblar.uz, a digital archive of Uzbek literature. The projects reached more than 3,000 people and won funding at USAID Startup Weekend.
2023
After winning the El-Yurt Umidi national scholarship, Asadbek enrolled in Robotics Engineering at Arizona State University’s Polytechnic campus. Bestarorg paused while he studied the hardware and engineering behind physical products.
2026
Bestarorg restarted as an independent engineering company. Its work now spans software, connected-device experiments and robotics, with CropScout as its current flagship project.
2027
The next step is testing it on real plots and measuring how much ground it can cover per hour—an important question for the farmers it is being designed for.
Who's building this
An engineering team across two countries, bringing together robotics, electronics, mechanical CAD and the perspectives of the people our products are meant to serve.
