One company, distinct product jobs.
OXFORDER LLC builds domain-specific software where language, sources, learning design and institutional accountability determine whether AI is useful at all.
- OXFORDER LLC
- 20 January 2026
- Resident since 16 June 2026
- Tashkent, Uzbekistan
How the company is put together.
OXFORDER LLC is the parent company. It owns and operates every product listed on this site. OXFORDER AI is a named initiative of that company — a suite of institutional tools — and not a separate legal entity.
Products are deliberately narrow. Each one names its user, its job and the point at which a person takes over. We would rather run five products that state their limits than one that claims to do everything.
Verified, and only verified.
- 20 January 2026
Company registered
OXFORDER LLC incorporated as a limited liability company in Uzbekistan.
- 16 June 2026
IT Park residency
Admitted as a resident of IT Park Uzbekistan under decision 14/20.
- August 2026
Public portfolio
Five products and the institutional suite published with live URLs and dated interface evidence.
Portfolio reach
100,000+
Aggregate registered users across the portfolio, attested by the founder in August 2026. This is a cumulative figure, not a measure of active users, and it is not broken down by product because we do not yet have a documented method for doing so. It appears here rather than on the homepage for that reason.
Odilbek Iriskulov
Odilbek Iriskulov is a lawyer, a law lecturer at Tashkent State University of Law, and the founder and chief executive of OXFORDER LLC. He teaches the students and works alongside the practitioners whose work these systems are meant to change.
His postgraduate work at the University of Oxford was in intellectual property law and practice, which shapes the company's attention to ownership, licensing and attribution — questions that most AI products treat as somebody else's problem.
- Founder & CEO, OXFORDER LLC
- Law lecturer at Tashkent State University of Law
- Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice at the University of Oxford
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