ALL WORK
Most are not marketing sites but systems a business uses every day. The detailed ones carry the problem, the solution and the decisions.
A three-component platform for a taxi company in Schöppingen, Germany: an AI call centre that answers the phone, a web application that runs bookings and operations, and a mobile app still in planning. The three components are at different maturity levels; what they share is one booking contract and one database.
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A four-application system I built for the operations of the Bergaz Gıda dairy: milk intake and producer ledger accounting, quality analysis, stock, and a read-only management panel used from a phone. All four run on separate Neon databases; 19 years of data from the desktop Paradox system in use since 2007 was migrated through an ETL pipeline.
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A three-language marketing site and booking system for an İzmir-based VIP transfer company. Two separate root layouts in one Next.js application: a public site whose paths change with the language, and an admin panel that sits entirely outside the locale segment.
See the detailA three-component platform for a taxi company in Schöppingen, Germany: an AI call centre that answers the phone, a web application that runs bookings and operations, and a mobile app still in planning. The three components are at different maturity levels; what they share is one booking contract and one database.
Comprehensive e-commerce platform developed for Bergaz Food. A modern solution combining corporate presentation, online sales, and customer management under one roof.
A parent-controlled web application that supports daily habits of children aged 4–12 through gamification. Kids complete tasks, earn stars and XP, level up their characters, and collect badges. Parents manage tasks, handle approval workflows, and track progress.
A four-application system I built for the operations of the Bergaz Gıda dairy: milk intake and producer ledger accounting, quality analysis, stock, and a read-only management panel used from a phone. All four run on separate Neon databases; 19 years of data from the desktop Paradox system in use since 2007 was migrated through an ETL pipeline.
A contemplative, multi-lingual web application designed to guide users through an introspective journey. It maps human emotional states to colors, numbers, and Divine Names (Asma-ul Husna) to offer deep, psychologically grounded reflections.
A three-language marketing site and booking system for an İzmir-based VIP transfer company. Two separate root layouts in one Next.js application: a public site whose paths change with the language, and an admin panel that sits entirely outside the locale segment.
An anatomy atlas for medical and health-sciences students. There is no database: the content lives in the repository, is validated against a schema at build time, and every page is statically generated. Search, quizzes and offline use all run in the browser.
An appointment-booking prototype I built for a barbershop. Not a client project — I built it to try out where appointment conflicts should be prevented, and moved the rule out of the application layer into a Postgres exclusion constraint.
A mobile-only, local-first application presenting religious and scientific content for every week of pregnancy, with source references. The content ships with the app and is written into the device's SQLite in a single transaction; the core flow works without a connection and no personal data is sent to a server.
A catalogue site and admin panel for an İzmir-based LED lighting manufacturer. Cart, payment and accounts are deliberately out of scope: the site's only job is to turn a visitor into a WhatsApp or phone conversation. Product pages are read from the database and generated statically at build time.
An internal control panel that watches the 24 projects I run from a single table. Domain and certificate expiry, deployment status and gaps in search and analytics wiring are collected in one place. The panel does not change code; it diagnoses, and I apply the fix in the project's own repository.
An e-commerce backend with no interface: 15 route groups, 18 Prisma models, identity through JWT and refresh tokens, provider sign-in, rate limiting, an audit trail and a metrics endpoint. The contract is generated from Swagger and the service is packaged with Docker.
An ultra-premium corporate web and consultancy platform designed for Emine Kaya, a mechanical engineer with 35 years of HVAC and plumbing expertise. Built with an 'Industrial Luxury' design concept featuring dark, editorial aesthetics and high performance.
Corporate website designed and developed for the web development agency I co-founded. Showcases our digital solutions and services.
High-performance corporate website developed with modern technologies for Karınca Engineering, providing installation and engineering services.
Modern and SEO-friendly corporate website developed with Next.js for a company serving in mechanical engineering.
Modern, SEO-focused corporate website developed for Yesükan, a company specializing in timber, furniture, and decoration. A premium design combining product catalog, gallery, and contact features.
Modern and reliable corporate website developed for a Germany-based security company. Stands out with clean design and effective content structure.
Professional corporate platform developed for ERN GmbH, an engineering and construction company based in Mannheim. Showcases technical projects and expertise areas.
A Laravel portal collecting the daily operations of an education provider under one roof: courses and timetables, assignment and exam flows, announcements, a help desk, file management and accounting integration. Archived — active development ended at the close of 2025.
EuroTech's public face: a four-language marketing and application site. The language is read from the first segment of the URL and a single route tree produces output in four languages. Same organisation as the portal, but a separate application. Archived — active development ended at the close of 2025.
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