Selected Work
A sample of projects we have shipped.

Since 2022 we have run and built out Image-Line’s internal backoffice systems. It is an ongoing engagement, not a one-off project: we keep the tools working, add features when the business needs them, and make sure things hold up as they grow.

A platform for group gifting and event registries. The main idea is collaborative funding: people can chip in toward an expensive gift through secure partial payments. Registries sync with social networks so everyone can see what has already been bought, which stops two people buying the same thing.

A mobile point-of-sale system built for the pace of Istanbul’s teahouses. It replaces the paper 'adisyon' (the handwritten ticket) with a digital one, which cuts paper waste and tracks orders as they happen. Regulars who come in often can pay through a subscription instead of settling up every visit.
Shey gives a physical object a digital memory. Using an identifier like a serial number, VIN, or license plate, it tracks an item’s history: who owned it, what was repaired, when it changed hands. We built it for second-hand markets, where a buyer usually has no real way to check what they are getting. Records are searchable and cannot be quietly edited after the fact.
A browser extension that adds end-to-end encryption to any web chat or forum. It encrypts your text in the browser before it is sent, so the message that reaches the server is already scrambled and only the person you are talking to can read it. Handy for messengers and forums that encrypt nothing themselves.
a simple auto-scroller using IntersectionObserver api. can be integerate using npm

We are the main dev team behind Upkey’s online learning and internship platform. That covers the whole stack, from the front-end students actually use to the back-end logic underneath it. We lean hard on layered testing and QA to keep the platform stable for the people learning on it.

We built a custom ERP and workflow system from scratch for an agricultural engineering NGO that was drowning in manual paperwork. Moving everything onto one digital system cleared out the bottlenecks and gave them room to grow. The build automated their internal processes, added financial reporting they could actually audit, and included a job marketplace connecting over 1,000 engineers.

The first platform of its kind in the region, built back before accurate OCR or AI could do the job. It connected fast typists with companies that needed handwritten or audio material typed up. We split big jobs across many typists working in parallel, which cut turnaround time a lot on large batches.

An e-book platform for distributing proprietary content securely. We built a decryption engine straight into the device firmware so the books only opened inside that closed system. The hardware and software checked each other before unlocking anything, which was the whole point here: keep the publications from being copied or pirated.