We have built here. Let’s build together.
Prodmake
Partnership opportunities across Kazakhstan’s regions and cities, for agencies, consultancies, IT firms and business owners.
You know your region. We build the product.
Our founder designed the first my.egov.kz personal account. His product Perko runs in a staff pilot in Kazakhstan. We want partners in every region.
Kazakhstan is twenty regional markets.
Seventeen regions and three cities of national significance, each with its own local government, industries and buyers.
Why Kazakhstan
A growing economy that has made digital services and AI national priorities.
Twenty million people. Two million small businesses.
Bureau of National Statistics: population, 1 July 2026 · small and medium business monitoring, 1 April 2026
Three places make almost half the economy.
Bureau of National Statistics · gross domestic product by region, 2025 · GDP grew 6.5%
2026 is the Year of Digitalization and AI.
Law No. 230-VIII of 17 November 2025 · Presidential decree No. 1151 of 6 January 2026
Government services are moving to AI assistants.
Office of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, 6 October 2026
Kazakh is the state language. Russian is used alongside it.
Public bodies work in both. Most products need both languages from the first release.
Local rules shape every build.
Personal data is stored in Kazakhstan. AI decisions must be explained and AI content labelled. Public buyers use their own portals.
The tech sector is growing.
Office of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, 6 October 2026
Region by region
Where each economy is, and ideas to test with a local partner.
Almaty is the largest economy.
It produced 22.7% of GDP in 2025. Trade leads, then finance.
Ideas to test
- Café and shop operations
- Bank and insurer onboarding
- Service bookings
- People
- 2.37M
- Small and medium businesses
- 381,598
- Status
- City of national significance
- Largest industries
- Trade · finance · professional services
Astana is building an AI-native capital.
The seat of government. 12.3% of GDP in 2025, after 10.2% growth.
Ideas to test
- Projects with government partners
- City services
- Construction and permits
- People
- 1.68M
- Small and medium businesses
- 262,574
- Status
- City of national significance
- Largest industries
- Trade · manufacturing · transport
The south is where most people live.
Almost two in five people live here. Turkistan grew fastest in 2025.
Ideas to test
- Farm and food traceability
- Schools and clinics
- Small-business ordering
- People
- 7.81M
- Small and medium businesses
- 715,251
- Regions
- Shymkent · Turkistan · Zhambyl · Kyzylorda · Almaty region · Zhetisu
- Largest industries
- Agriculture · Trade · Manufacturing · Transport
The west runs on oil and gas.
Mining, oil and gas are 44% of Atyrau’s economy, the highest per person.
Ideas to test
- Offline field inspections
- Contractor and crew records
- Safety reporting
- People
- 3.20M
- Small and medium businesses
- 271,372
- Regions
- Atyrau · Mangystau · Aktobe · West Kazakhstan
- Largest industries
- Mining, oil & gas · Trade · Manufacturing
The north grows grain and makes things.
Manufacturing leads in three regions, agriculture in North Kazakhstan.
Ideas to test
- Farm and equipment records
- Plant maintenance
- Dealer service portals
- People
- 2.87M
- Small and medium businesses
- 213,352
- Regions
- Akmola · Kostanay · North Kazakhstan · Pavlodar
- Largest industries
- Manufacturing · Agriculture · Trade
The centre and east mine and process metals.
Manufacturing is a third of Karaganda’s economy. Mining leads in Ulytau and Abai.
Ideas to test
- Mine-site inspections
- Plant maintenance
- Shift handover and safety
- People
- 2.66M
- Small and medium businesses
- 224,833
- Regions
- Karaganda · Ulytau · East Kazakhstan · Abai
- Largest industries
- Manufacturing · Mining · Trade
What we could build together
Examples to test with partners. Each starts with one service or one business.
Keep permits and approvals moving.
Requests reach the right person, and applicants can see what is still waiting.
Inspections that work without signal.
Oil, mining and plant crews check equipment offline. Defects reach the office when they sync.
Answers in Kazakh and Russian, from your own files.
An AI assistant answers from your documents and links to the page each answer came from.
Keep each order moving.
Cafés, shops and food producers send each order to the right staff and see what is ready.
Schools and training that run on one system.
Schedules, attendance, materials and parent messages in one place, in both languages.
Keep property work moving.
Residents report a repair. Staff assign it, and the technician closes it with a photo.
Why Prodmake
Founder-led, with Kazakhstan’s national e-government and our own products behind us.
Founder-led. You partner with the person who builds it.
Kuan leads product, design and engineering.
13+ years
in production systems.
my.egov.kz
Designed the first personal account.
Specialists per project
Design, engineering and data, named for each project.
A citizen sees their records in one place.
my.egov.kz · Kazakhstan · 2013 to 2015
The national e‑government personal account.
Kuan designed the first version’s screens and led the frontend build.
Perko runs a café’s day in one system.
Our founder’s product for local businesses is deployed in Kazakhstan. A staff pilot at Solid Coffee follows each order to the day’s close.
Make sense of your 1C reports.
OdinBoard reviews 1C accounting data with AI. Your books stay in 1C, and each figure links to its source.
Field crews need apps that work offline.
Scoutbase · client work as fractional CTO
4,000+ maritime workers.
Crew input saved offline and synced into one fleet view.
Regulated software that has to hold up.
At AuditBoard, an audit, compliance and risk platform, Kuan worked on parts of the product inside a larger team.
Ways to partner
For agencies, consultancies, IT firms and business owners. Roles and terms agreed in writing.
Who we partner with.
Firms that already have clients in their region, and owners who want to build something.
Each region starts with a partner.
Our e-government work serves the whole country. Local buyers still need someone who knows them.
Four ways to partner.
Choose the role that fits the work. We stay separate companies, and the agreement sets each role.
You introduce. Prodmake delivers.
You connect us with an organisation that needs software. It signs with Prodmake; your role is agreed first.
One client. Two teams with clear jobs.
You lead your part, such as strategy, design or local support. We build the software. Separate contracts, one plan.
Client
You hold the contract. We build with you.
On public and national-company tenders, a local partner leads the bid and Prodmake joins the delivery team.
Build a new company together.
You bring customers and market access. We bring the product team. Ownership is agreed per venture.
Built once. Taken region by region.
A product proven with one partner can reach the next region through the next partner.
Agree what each side earns.
An introduction, your own work or leading the contract are each paid differently. We agree it in writing first.
For business owners: three ways in.
Digitise your own business, offer software to your clients, or start a product company with us.
Getting started
Local rules, a local partner, and the first conversation.
Agree local needs first.
Before any build, we agree languages, where data lives, which systems to connect and who supports it.
AI drafts. People decide.
Assistants answer and prepare. Approvals, payments and exceptions stay with staff, and every step is logged.
How a partnership starts.
No exclusivity or standing commitment is needed. Each step ends with a decision to continue or stop.
Which region, and which opportunity, first?
Bring one client, one service or one business problem.
Which region · Who it serves
Who decides
Sources, checked 8 October 2026.
- People & economy
- Population by region · Small and medium businesses · GDP by region · GRP by industry
- Law & policy
- Constitution, article 9 · Law on AI · Year of Digitalization and AI · Personal data law · eGov GPT and Astana Hub
- Prodmake
- Partner arrangements · Work record · eGov · Perko · OdinBoard · AuditBoard · Scoutbase
Full details are in the HTML source register. Laws translated from the official Russian texts. Ideas and illustrations are proposals with invented examples. Not legal advice.