From call centre to code: the Kyrgyz founders building a dev-tools company
Three ex-support engineers in Bishkek turned their in-house ticket triage tool into a product with paying customers in 14 countries.
Aidos Seitkali
· 7 min read
From call centre to code: the Kyrgyz founders building a dev-tools company. That is the headline, and the details matter: who is writing the cheques, how much, and what it says about where the region is heading.
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“The region is small enough that one good story travels fast.”
Founders, investors and operators across the Caucasus and Central Asia keep telling us the same thing: the ecosystem is small enough that one good story travels fast. That is why we report the numbers, name the funds and show the deals behind every headline.
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