Tasko is an AI-native productivity workspace built in Baku, for emerging markets.
Agenda (30 min): 2-min pitch → 90-sec live demo → strategic Q&A → your questions for us.
Problem
Teams live in tab chaos.
Tasks, chat, calendar, meetings and docs sit in 5–8 separate tools
Western SaaS: English-first, priced for rich markets, no local AI
Schools and SMBs in our region pay for it twice — in money and in lost focus
Say: concrete example — a school admin juggling WhatsApp, Excel and calendar invites.
Solution
A modular productivity OS.
21 modules in one workspace: tracker, calendar, chat, meetings, docs
Localized AI assistant with voice — Azerbaijani / Turkish / English
1-Screen UI — everything without switching tabs
Native booking links (Cal.com-style) built in
Positioning: we are a builder-led team, not an idea guy — it already works.
Live demo · 90 seconds
Watch it work.
1 · Voice AI creates and assigns a task
2 · 1-Screen workspace: tasks + calendar side by side
3 · Guest books a meeting via public link → lands on calendar
Links: tasko.linko.team · booking page meet.linko.team · Keep to 90 sec, then back to slides.
Traction
Real users, real pilot.
33
administrators in active pilot
21
working modules
1
paying-conversion target: Kaspi Liseyi
Pilot: Kaspi Liseyi, 33-person administrative trial. Goal: convert to paid ARR.
Unit economics
Cheap to serve, built for margin.
$0.34
cost / free user / month
$2.05
cost / pro user / month
70%+
target gross margin
Message: Tasko does not need investment to survive — we want smart leverage to scale.
Valuation
Where we stand.
$0.6–1.2M
today · pre-revenue (Berkus / Scorecard)
$1.78–3M+
after pilot conversion · YC / Seed benchmark
Basis: 21 modules, localized AI, working platform. Be ready to defend the range.
Roadmap
Next 6 months → 3 years.
0–6 mo: validate 1-Screen, convert Kaspi Liseyi to paid ARR, add 2–3 local B2B accounts
Start: private education + local tech SMBs / agencies in Azerbaijan
Expand: Turkey, MENA, Central Asia
1–3 yrs: AI-native modular productivity OS for emerging markets
Transition: "That's the pitch — now I'd love your expert feedback."
Question 1 · Market
Azerbaijan as a testing ground
Localized B2B SaaS adoption here is low and big companies spend little on productivity tools. How do we use Azerbaijan to test without anchoring on a low willingness-to-pay market?
Listen for: which segment pays first, when to leave the home market.
Question 2 · Privacy & infra
Enterprise trust vs. cost
Enterprises worry about data privacy with third-party AI (OpenAI) and cloud (Hetzner), but on-prem GPUs are too capital-heavy for pre-seed. What hybrid architecture or positioning satisfies security without ballooning cost?
You've built and evaluated ventures across MENA and CIS for over a decade. Looking at the 1-Screen architecture and our traction, what operational or scaling blind spots do you see immediately?
Tip: take notes, don't defend — this is the most valuable answer.
Question 4 · Legal
Structuring from Baku
As a young founder in Baku, what is the cleanest legal framework for a Delaware C-Corp flip and advisory agreements when raising cross-border venture capital?
Listen for: timing of the flip, who to use as counsel, advisor equity norms.
Your turn
Your questions for us.
Anything about product, team, numbers or the pilot.
Be ready on: metrics, valuation basis, Kaspi pilot, roadmap, why Baku.
Next steps
Thank you, Alper.
Follow-up email today with links + your advice noted
Live platform: tasko.linko.team
Milestone updates as we convert the Kaspi Liseyi pilot
