Write to me.

Yusr is a catalogue of platforms one person built while solving their own problems. Each solution started as a personal need and was then opened to everyone.

Arabic for ease. It is the opposite of usr — hardship. The logo shows the same transition: a jagged line settling into a straight one.

Most are free. A few charge for extended features — that covers servers and development. The pricing model is stated plainly on each solution page: free, freemium or paid.

Each began with a problem I ran into myself. In commissioned work the hardest part is understanding the problem. When you solve your own, that stage is simply not there: you already know.

There is no schedule. A new platform appears when a real problem shows up and it becomes clear that it affects more than just me. To hear about releases, subscribe on the contact page.

Pick a solution in the catalogue and open its page. There is an "Open the site" button that leads to the platform's own address. Signing up happens there.

Beta — it works, but it is still being refined and some features may change. In development — not open yet; the page shows what it will be. Archived — no longer maintained.

The catalogue has search and three filters. If it is still not there, it may not exist yet. Write through the contact page and describe the problem — if it affects many people, it could become the next platform.

Through the form on the contact page. If you pick a solution, the message is linked to that platform. Feedback is reviewed before it appears on the site.

Uzbek, Russian and English. Switch at the top — you stay on the same page. The platforms themselves may support a different set.

The site runs over HTTPS, loads no external trackers and collects no visit analytics. Fonts are served from our own server. Details are on the privacy policy page.

Mostly Laravel, Filament and Livewire; PostgreSQL and Redis for data; bots through the Telegram Bot API. Each solution page lists the full stack, and clicking a technology shows the other solutions built with it.

First check the status on the solution page. If it says "Live" and still does not open, write through the form: name the platform, the error and when it happened.

Of course — write in. Describe it as concretely as you can: how you handle it today and which step exactly is the redundant one. If it affects many people, it may become the next platform.