Each page follows the same shape: what the product is, what it needed, what I built, and what the demo does and doesn’t cover.
- Yappaflow
A platform concept for web agencies. A client conversation becomes a structured brief, real reference sites are researched, and the site is generated as a canonical JSON project that can be refined in an in-house visual builder and exported toward Shopify, WordPress, Webflow or IKAS. The product decision that shapes everything else: the AI fills a strict schema instead of writing free-form pages, so what it produces can be edited, validated and exported. The live link is the public landing page, in English and Turkish.
- Karyamoni
A virtual try-on for online clothing stores, built as an IKAS app and aimed at returns caused by inconsistent sizing across brands and cuts. A shopper sees a 3D garment inside the product page and goes through a fit-profile flow; the merchant manages products and size charts in a dashboard. The product has two halves, the 3D experience in front and the store integration behind it, and I built both. The public demo is the landing page, a guided walkthrough and a playground, in Turkish and English.
- Senzovia
Inventory software built from a real operational problem: a Romanian PVC factory counting roughly 500 product varieties by hand and typing the results into Excel. The prototype models stock as a ledger of movements and supports counting sessions, customers and shipments, Excel import and export, and a graph of how categories, products and customers connect, in three interface languages. A desktop client, a mobile client and a Cloudflare Workers API share one core package. Computer-vision counting is the planned next input; so far it exists only as an isolated experiment.
A new product, an internal tool, or the system behind an interface that already exists. If the problem isn’t pinned down yet, I can help shape the product and the architecture before anything is written. Tell me what it is, who it is for and when you need it. I answer with what I would build, in what order, and what I would decide first — and I say so when what I learn along the way contradicts the plan, including mine.