No more double-sold flats, missed instalments, money that doesn't add up, costly money mistakes, investor disputes, paperwork by hand, guessing where you stand.
We change the software. You keep your process.
Every client company gets its own deployment: its own server, its own database, its own web address. Contract numbering, instalment rules, owner splits and receipt formats follow the way the company already works.
You should not have to explain your company to a form. We sit with your accountant and your sales manager first, then we build.
From the first reservation to the investor's share.
Buildings, units and sales
Every block, floor and apartment, with its status, price and history.
Interactive building map: pick a tower, open a floor, see which flats are free.
3D sales presenter for the sales office, reading the same live availability.
Reservations hold a flat for a client. Locks stop the same flat being sold twice.
Orders: pending sales waiting to become contracts.
Contracts, payments and money
Contracts from your own Word template, numbered your way, with every instalment tracked as it comes due.
Cash, bank transfer, Alif Bank and other methods. Each is an account with a real balance.
Printed receipts in the Tajik format, in somoni, amounts written out in words.
A payment that would overdraw an account is refused. A closed period can’t be edited.
Transfers, apartment switches and m² adjustments stay on the record instead of overwriting it.
Accounting and investors
Investors hold shares per building. Income and costs are split by those shares.
Expenses charged to the building that caused them.
Settlement balances per investor. Each owner sees their own position.
Cash-flow, sales, instalment and collection reports. Mediator commissions.
Daily reports sent to management’s Telegram.
Local by default
Built for Central Asia, and for internet that isn’t always there.
Keeps showing the last data it had on a slow or patchy connection.
English, Russian, Uzbek and Tajik. Each person chooses their own.
Phone formats, regions and districts follow the country.
Your own server and database. Your numbers never sit beside a competitor’s.
How we work
Your own deployment. One server, one database and one web address per client. Never a shared system; your numbers never sit beside a competitor’s.
The software adapts to you. Numbering, instalment rules, owner splits and receipt formats follow the company’s existing process.
You talk to the people who wrote it. No support tiers. A problem reported on Tuesday reaches the person who can fix it on Tuesday.
We learn the business first. The team sits with the accountant and the sales manager before building anything.
Guardrails over trust. Money mistakes are prevented, not just logged. A refund can’t exceed what was paid.
Local by default. Local currencies, local receipts, local languages, and a region with unreliable internet.
Separate apps for separate teams
Office: The core system: buildings, contracts, payments, accounting, investors and the team.
Marketing: For the agencies you work with. Each agency sees only its own agreement, rates and what has been paid.
Bank: A separate area for the finance side, with its own users and login.
Estimate: Construction cost estimates and budgets, kept apart from the sales ledger.
The whole sale in your pocket
The iPhone and iPad app follows one flat from the block grid to the receipt: choose it, sign the buyer, take the payment.
Your whole project in your pocket: Contracts value, units sold and today's income by bank and cash, the moment you open the app.
Every block, every floor: Open a block and see which flats are free, floor by floor.
One apartment, one truth: Apartment 704: plan, price per square metre and every specification in one place.
A contract in three steps: Start the contract straight from the apartment.
A contract in three steps: The buyer's details go in — or come from the passport scanner.
A contract in three steps: Check the terms and confirm.
Payments that track themselves: The schedule shows what is due and when.
Payments that track themselves: Instalment 3 is paid; the balance updates at once.
A receipt on the spot: Receipt No. 1041, ready to hand over.
Back to the numbers: Notifications keep managers up to date.
Where it runs
Web: Opens instantly and keeps showing the last data it had on a poor connection.
iPhone and iPad: For the sales desk and managers, with the passport scanner. iOS 26 or later.
Languages: English, Russian, Uzbek, Tajik. Each person chooses their own.
Currencies: US dollars, with Tajik somoni (TJS) alongside.
Your data is protected
The same care you would expect from a bank: every change recorded, every connection encrypted, and your company's data kept apart from everyone else's.
Every action is logged: Who changed what, and when — nothing is deleted without a record.
TLS encryption: Everything between your screen and the server travels encrypted.
Available 24/7: Your team can open Makon at any hour, from the office or the site.
Your own private server: Each company runs on its own server and database — your data is never shared with anyone else.
Automate your sales and your books
Month: $100 per building a month; Half-year: $90 per building a month; Year: $85 per building a month. Plus a one-time setup, priced by the size of your company and the systems we connect. Unlimited users.
Unlimited users: Everyone in the company signs in with their own account.
15 GB storage: For documents, passport scans and contracts.
Sales and apartments: Interactive building map, reservations, price lists and bulk price changes.
Contracts: Instalment schedules with a final lump sum; contract documents from your own template, previewed and printed.
Payments and receipts: Cash, card, bank and wallet; split payments; receipts with the amount in words.
Client wallets: Top up, withdraw, move money between clients; refunds and cancellations with undo.
Collections: Overdue list, due today and this week, client ratings, at-risk contracts.
Investors and accounts: Investor positions, account balances with a full ledger, expense journal.
Mediators and commissions: Each mediator's deals and what they are owed.