We build software in Istanbul.

What we do

We build the software that runs a working day. From the website a customer sees to the program that prints a receipt and the system that takes an item out of stock.

We work in six areas, and connecting them is the real job. Programs that each work well but know nothing about each other are where businesses lose the most time.

The six things we build

Each of the six has its own page. Start with whichever one sounds like your problem.

• Websites and ecommerce. Sites you run yourself, carts, payments and dealer portals.
• Mobile apps. iPhone and Android, for field teams and for customers.
• Inventory and ERP. Orders, stock, production, invoicing and reporting.
• Point of sale. Barcodes, scales, receipt printers and multi branch retail.
• Custom software. The work no ready made tool handles, plus integration and APIs.
• Hosting and support. Hosting, backups, monitoring and updates.

How we work

Five steps, and each one ends with something real in your hands. A written list of what you need, pictures of the screens, working software, a system that has gone live, and support that carries on.

You see the screens as pictures first. Anything you don’t like changes before a line of code, because the most expensive fix is the one made after it was built.

Why there are no numbers on this site

Because we don’t publish a figure we can’t stand behind. Years of experience, projects delivered, uptime percentages. Claims like that sat on this site for a while, and every one of them came off.

That isn’t modesty for show. It’s a working rule. When we do give you a number, we want you to trust it. Until then we tell you what we do instead.

What we don’t do

We don’t sell software you don’t need. If something off the shelf does the job, we say so.

We don’t register your domain, your server or your store accounts in our name, and we don’t keep the code to keep you. Those two habits are common in this business and we turn both down on purpose.

Where we work

Istanbul is home. We work remotely with businesses anywhere in Turkey, and we come out when the work has to be seen in person.

We think software is good years later, not on the day it goes in. That’s how we make decisions.