About
Mikail Rajabli is an Azerbaijani entrepreneur, company founder, automated systems architect and software builder based in Budapest. He is an advocate for young founders and for businesses that can run without their owner in the room. He builds the operational side of a company: the front desk systems that answer the phone and book the appointment, the back office automations that clear the admin, and the software his clients run all of it from.
He has delivered a six-figure operations platform for a venture fund CEO, repaired and hardened the automation layer behind a med spa software company, and shipped systems for service businesses across the United States and Europe. He is building a group of operating companies and the personal brand that carries them.
Journey
Mikail was born on July 15, 2007, in Baku, Azerbaijan. He moved to Budapest to study commerce and marketing and started taking client work out of a university dorm instead of waiting for a diploma to give him permission. His first paying jobs came through Upwork.
He founded Soltrack in 2024, before he turned eighteen, out of the same dorm room. MyDoctor followed two years later, built for Baku. He works in English, Russian and Azerbaijani.
Companies
Soltrack
Founded in 2024, Soltrack is an agency and a software company. It builds the front desk and back office systems clinics and service businesses depend on, then hands them Soltrack OS, one place to run all of it from.
MyDoctor
Currently in development, MyDoctor is a healthcare app for the Baku market. One place to find a clinic, book an appointment, and keep your medical history, with a loyalty balance that carries across every clinic on the platform.
What I Stand For
Discipline Over Motivation
He does not wait to feel ready. The work goes out on the days it is going well and on the days it is not. He is nineteen with two companies, and that is the only explanation he has for it.
Proof Over Promises
He would rather show a working build than describe one. Most of his clients hired him after seeing a demo of the thing already running on the problem they wanted solved.
Learn It In Public
He puts the work out as it happens, the wins and the dead ends both. Writing it down keeps the thinking honest, and other founders get to skip the parts he has already paid for.