About
AmuFlow builds irrigation scheduling software for canal-irrigated agriculture in Uzbekistan. Its premise is that crops suffer less from a lack of water than from water arriving on the wrong day, and it aims to replace fixed calendar schedules with plans based on field data. The system reads public satellite data on weather, soil and crop water use for every field each day (sources include NASA POWER and SoilGrids), so no sensors or hardware are needed. A solver simulates soil moisture field by field and picks the best delivery schedule within the same canals and the same water limit. The output is the standard ten-day delivery plan that district water offices already file, with only the dates changed and a reason given for each delivery. The company plans a pilot on 250 hectares in Khorezm from July to November 2026, with results to be published, followed by releases for agri-clusters and water consumer associations and integration with the state water accounting platform suvhisobi.uz. The team works between Tashkent and Khorezm and is led by CEO Alisher Ilhamov and CTO Alisher Ortikov. AmuFlow took part in the second batch of the UzCombinator accelerator.