About iniaz.ru

iniaz.ru began with a problem almost every Iranian family in Russia recognises. The useful information exists, but it is scattered across dozens of messenger groups, half-deleted posts and word of mouth. A flat is advertised in one chat, the landlord speaks only Russian, the deposit rules are explained by a cousin, and nobody can confirm whether the listing is still available or whether the person behind it owns anything at all.

That informal network is valuable, and it is also fragile. It has no search, no history and no accountability. When a deal goes wrong, the chat is deleted and the seller disappears. Newcomers, students arriving for a semester, families relocating for work and small business owners all lose time and money to the same avoidable mistakes.

We built iniaz.ru as a structured alternative: one place where a listing has a category, a city, a date, photos and a person accountable for it. Instead of a single endless feed, the platform separates housing, vehicles, jobs, services, goods, business offers and community needs, so a search for a one-room flat in Kazan does not return a car battery from Moscow.

The project is deliberately small in scope and honest about it. We are a classifieds platform, not a real estate agency, not an employer, not a bank and not an escrow service. Our job is to make discovery and first contact safer and clearer. The agreement itself, the money and the keys remain between the people who make the deal.

Our mission is to give Iranians living in Russia a marketplace they can read in their own language and trust with the practical details of ordinary life: a place to live, a car to drive, work that pays, a service that arrives on time, and a buyer for something they no longer need.

That mission has three practical consequences. First, every important document exists in Persian, Russian and English, because a rule you cannot read is not a rule you can follow. Second, moderation applies the same standard to everyone, regardless of how long an account has existed or which language the listing is written in. Third, when something goes wrong, there is a real mailbox, a real response target and a written procedure instead of a promise in a group chat.

Our vision for the coming years is not to become the biggest platform in Russia. It is to become the most predictable one for this specific community: a place where the interface explains what Russian law expects, where a suspicious listing is removed quickly, and where a newcomer can learn the local rules before signing a lease or paying a deposit.

We measure progress by structural things we can verify rather than by flattering numbers: how many categories are documented, how many questions the help centre answers, how quickly safety reports are reviewed, and whether the terms of service actually describe what the product does.