Yurideks
The problem
- Practices run across Telegram chats, Word files, notebooks and memory
- Hours go to typing up consultations and drafting routine documents
- Court deadlines get missed and billing is chased by hand
- Global tools don't understand spoken Uzbek or local law
The solution
- Voice AI - Records the conversation in Uzbek, transcribes it and translates it into 3 languages
- Automatic documents - PDF/DOC documents from the consultation in moments
- Smart workspace - Telegram integration, client base, payment reminders and court-deadline alerts
Founders
A founder who learned to code on her father's phone and at 15 became the youngest employee in Beeline's history. At 16 she was admitted to New York University on a scholarship, without any agency's help; winner of 5 hackathons in the Republic. Yurideks itself was born in a competition: the LegalTech project was built from scratch in 3 nights at AI Girls Bootcamp and took 1st place.
Professional experience
Beeline - Project Management track, at 15
Hired as the youngest employee in the company's history - although she was under the formal age requirement, the company wanted to work with her because of the results she had shown.
SATashkent - Head of IT Operations
Built the IT department from scratch at Central Asia's largest college prep company: managed a 20+ person team for 2 years, grew a platform built from scratch to 20,000+ users, and built fully automated systems on ClickUp, Telegram and Google Apps Script. Over her career she has sat as the interviewer in more than 2,000 face-to-face interviews.
Numeo (Akmal Paiziev's company) - Project Manager, current
In total: 2 years in programming, over 3 years of experience in project management.
International competitions and awards
- ICT4Girls (an Uzbekistan-Switzerland partnership) - at 15, 1st place among 1,000+ girls with an EdTech project and a 50M prize
- Tumaris.Tech - participated as the youngest startup founder from Uzbekistan
- AI Girls Hackathon 2025 - 1st place in the Republic with a LegalTech project
- GYC conference (Italy) - one of 200 people admitted out of 10,000 applicants, on a scholarship
- IT Fest Kazakhstan - competed on behalf of her university, Top-4
- HPAIR - participant in the Harvard-hosted conference that admits ~2% of applicants
- Web Summit Qatar 2026 participant
- Hackunicorn Camp 2025 - coordinator for 10 startups
Why this team
The idea has its roots in a personal story: a friend of hers was subjected to abuse by her university lecturer and was left helpless, knowing neither where to turn nor what her rights were. The solution is built on practice, not guesswork - the team interviewed more than 30 lawyers and developed the product together with them.
The three areas legaltech requires are fully covered within the team:
- Law - Diyorbek Turanov: graduated from the National University of Uzbekistan in "Jurisprudence: business law" with an honours diploma (100 points, GPA 5.0), author of 20+ academic articles, participant in more than 30 international projects with UNODC, the European Union and UNDP
- Engineering - Komronbek Boymuhammedov: Fullstack Software Engineer at Yandex, previously at Uzum; Diyorbek Umaraliyev - AI Engineer (New Uzbekistan University, AI & Robotics)
- Advisor - Behzod Ikramov, former CEO of PDP Academy
Co-founder Durdona Omonova - FLEX programme alumna; although admitted to the University of Birmingham, Glasgow and the University of Georgia, she made a deliberate choice to stay in Uzbekistan. The two founders met at AI Girls Bootcamp and built the project from scratch in 3 nights, taking 1st place.
Behind the team is a community of more than 200 lawyers and advocates - both expertise that vets the product from the inside and a ready distribution channel. They have been working on the project for 8 months (the last 2 full time); they have received offers from Pizza Pitch, SG Women's, Aloqa Venture and Yoshlar Venture.
