Platforms, products and
systems we built.
Custom platforms, AI systems and mobile apps we designed, built and shipped — and in most cases still run.
Bioden Gübre
LiveBioden Gübre: A Bilingual Fertilizer Catalog on WordPress
Bioden Gübre makes organomineral fertilizer from the compost left over by a biogas power plant in Afyonkarahisar, part of the Metgün Group. We built its Turkish and English WordPress site around a structured product catalog with guaranteed-content tables and downloadable registration documents.
BOS Global Logistics
LiveBOS Global Logistics: A Bilingual Freight and Quote Request Site
Website build for BOS Global Logistics, a family-owned freight and warehousing group in Miami. A WordPress site with pages for drayage, intermodal, FTL and LTL, warehouse and business center services, a separate quote form for each service, a careers page, and English and Spanish versions.
BiKoleksiyon
LiveBiKoleksiyon: A Photo-Based Offer Site for Collectibles Buyers
Website build for BiKoleksiyon, a Turkish buyer of old coins, medals, stamps, records, books, paintings and antiques. A WordPress site on the Listeo directory theme where sellers pick a category, upload photos of their items and request a price from the buying team.
Global Turizm
LiveGlobal Turizm: A Bilingual WordPress Site for an Events Agency
Website build for Global Turizm, an Istanbul events and medical-congress agency that rebranded under the "Global for All" name. A bilingual Turkish/English WordPress site with a page per service line, a news section, KVKK and quality-policy pages, and a contact page with a form.
Limex Electric
LiveLimex Electric: A Bilingual Lighting Supply Site and Brand Line Card
Build of the website for Limex Electric, an Istanbul lighting supply and specification company. A bilingual (English/Turkish) WordPress and Elementor site with service pages, 17 lighting solution areas, a line card of 100+ represented brands, and a quote request form on every brand page.
Larry
LiveLarry: A Trilingual WordPress Site for a Home Care Sensor System
Larry is a camera-free sensor kit and smartphone app that alerts relatives when an older person living alone falls, stays inactive or breaks their routine. We built its WordPress marketing site in English, German and Turkish, with product, FAQ, distributor and legal pages plus a contact form.
Outdoora
LiveOutdoora: Multi-Vendor Booking Marketplace on WooCommerce
Outdoora sells tickets for camps, treks, yoga retreats and festivals, plus nights at glampings and bungalows, all listed by independent organizers. We built it as a multi-vendor WooCommerce marketplace with ticketing, date-range booking, Turkish payments and vendor tools, and we keep it running.
Platinflex
LivePlatinflex: A Product and Applications Site for a Metal Hose Maker
Platinflex is an Istanbul manufacturer of corrugated flexible metal hoses for gas, HVAC, fire protection, rail, marine and power engineering. We built its English-language WordPress site around product lines, industry applications, compliance documents and an inquiry form for B2B buyers.
Tenekecioğlu (TNK)
LiveTenekecioğlu: A Bilingual WordPress Site for a Nail and Steel Exporter
Tenekecioğlu (TNK) runs a nail factory in Salihli Organized Industrial Zone that exports mainly to the US, trades pig iron, billets and other steel raw materials, and invests in solar power. We built its Turkish and English WordPress site around product pages, certificates and corporate policies.
How to read these
Every project here is live. The client name is real, the link goes to the running site or the App Store listing, and in most cases we still operate it — you can see those systems being checked every five minutes on our status page.
The numbers on a case study are the ones we can stand behind: pages shipped, sections built, systems integrated, uptime we measure ourselves. Where a result depends on the client's own reporting we say whose figure it is, and where we cannot verify something we leave it out rather than round it up.
Each write-up follows the same order — what the client had, what was actually wrong, what we built, and what happened afterwards. If a project is close to yours, the fastest next step is to book a technical call and ask what it cost and what it takes to run.