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Updated: 2026-09-15 · Contact: privacy@daydimiz.uz
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Daydi is run from Uzbekistan and the team is here. The catalogue now reaches into the neighbouring mountains too — Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan: every place says which country it is in, carries that country's rescue numbers, and prices its costs in so'm with the original figure and its rate beside them.
Frequently asked questions
Signing up. Enter your phone number and you are in — no verification code is required for now.
Recording a trip. In the Trail tab turn on trip tracking: the phone records your route in the background in battery-saving mode. You can also skip recording and simply check in with "I am here" when you arrive.
Past hikes. Use "I have been here" to submit the date and photos; once a moderator approves them they count towards badges and challenges.
Offline. Download a route in advance and the map and track work without a connection.
Deleting your data. Profile → Settings → delete account; data is removed within 30 days.
Emergency
In case of an accident in the mountains 112 is the one number that works in all three countries. Uzbekistan also has 1050 (the Ministry of Emergency Situations rescue service), Kyrgyzstan 161 and Kazakhstan 101. Every place page shows the numbers of the country it is in. Daydi is not a rescue service — tell someone your plan before you go.