About

My name is Asman Rahmanov. I was born on 18 November 2007 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, and I live there. I release my work under the name Aspaloyy; once the company is registered it becomes Aspalloy.

I build software and games, and I ship them. That last part matters to me more than any label: two products of mine are publicly available, dated, and downloadable by anyone reading this.

I do not have a formal education in development and I do not present myself as an engineer of the classical school. My actual skill is different, and I would rather state it plainly: I take a defined goal and drive it to the required result. I break the goal into tasks, research the data and standards each task depends on using modern technology, and build the road map and pipeline for the work.

I learn and build in the same motion. An example. I decided to put an app on Google Play, so I went and found out what that actually takes. A developer account — which means a specific set of documents, a $25 fee, and forms filled in correctly. Then an engine to build in — which means learning an unfamiliar interface, making something small in it, and working out what the app really needs. Then publishing: keystores, app signing, Google's pre-release review, policy declarations, a published privacy policy, version codes, and release tracks — internal, closed, production.

None of that was taught to me in a classroom. I researched every step, verified it against the source, and did it. Then I did it a second time, for a game, and the second time was faster.

I think this is what the present moment allows: you no longer have to master every layer by hand before you are permitted to build something real. I understood that early, started building, and took actual products all the way to release. The output is public — that is the part I would rather be judged on.

In May 2026 I registered a sole proprietorship in Kyrgyzstan for one concrete reason: a business payment profile, so that released apps could actually earn. Then I hit a wall. Kyrgyzstan is not on Google Play's list of countries eligible for a merchant profile, which made monetisation through that entity impossible.

So I went and learned how international corporate structures work, and switched to the route that does work: a US LLC. I am saving for the registration now. Once it is done: Steam developer registration, and the rebrand from Aspaloyy to Aspalloy.

I include this because it is the honest shape of the work. A plan met a hard constraint; the response was to research the constraint and find a legal route around it, not to drop the goal.

Every claim on this page has a public counterpart. Both applications are listed under one Google Play developer account with their package names given in full; release months match the store. If anything here needs confirming for an application, the store pages are the primary source.