Software factory for payments, banking and AI

A research platform that pulls official filings straight from KAP, Turkey’s public disclosure platform, and turns them into plain-language, step-by-step analysis of 600+ companies listed on Borsa Istanbul, in under 30 seconds. Ratio and trend analysis, earnings expectations, IPO reviews, natural-language company discovery, backtestable strategies, and inflation-adjusted statements under TAS 29 (IAS 29). Built for retail investors, analysts and brokerages, with a metered REST API for institutional integration.

Built with LLM orchestration, retrieval over financial data, a metered REST API, KVKK-compliant data handling.

The billing layer SaaS teams keep rebuilding from scratch: subscription lifecycle, recurring, usage-based, tiered and volume pricing, real-time metering with quotas and overages, trials, discount codes, dunning, and tax-compliant invoicing. Stripe, PayPal, Iyzico and PayTR run side by side, so there is no processor lock-in. VAT/KDV, VIES validation and reverse charge are handled natively across 135+ currencies. Webhooks drive renewals and failed-payment recovery, a self-serve customer portal handles the rest, and MRR, churn and collections are reported out of the box. Run it on your own servers with Docker Compose or .NET Aspire, take the managed cloud, or go enterprise with a 99.9% SLA.

Built with .NET Aspire, usage metering, a PSP abstraction, VAT and VIES, Docker, MRR and churn analytics, a customer portal and webhooks.

Point a camera at a pile of bricks and Brickbeam tells you which ones you actually need, highlighting matches live as you sort. Track several sets at once with real-time progress, filter by remaining or found pieces, and download set catalogues to keep working fully offline. Designed for builders aged 7 to 15 in Turkish, English and Arabic, with no ads, no accounts and no tracking, because a children’s app should not be a data business.

Built with computer vision and on-device ML for iOS and Android, offline first, private by design, made for the Kids category.

Turkish road-freight carriers run dispatch in one program, regulatory filing in another and accounting in a third, then spend the month reconciling all three by hand. Rota puts them on one database: orders, manifests, load planning, dispatch and live tracking; U-ETDS filings, e-Despatch, e-Invoice, AETR driving hours and vehicle document expiry; and double-entry bookkeeping on the Turkish Uniform Chart of Accounts with current accounts, cheques and notes, carrier settlements, payroll and VAT. Close a trip and its invoice, settlement and profitability derive from the same record instead of being typed in three times. 83 screens behind role-based permissions and a full audit trail, plus a natural-language assistant for the questions no fixed report anticipates.

Built with .NET Aspire, Blazor WebAssembly and PostgreSQL; multi-tenant, with a double-entry ledger, e-Invoice and U-ETDS, live tracking, RBAC and an audit trail.

A parent picks the subjects, the number of questions and the difficulty; Kalemlik writes the questions and returns three printable PDFs: question paper, answer key and worked solutions. The child solves it on paper, the parent marks it, and every miss accumulates against a fixed curriculum topic so the next exam targets what that child actually struggles with. Questions cover grades 1 to 8 and test skills, not recall. Charts, clocks, fraction models and number lines are drawn deterministically from the model’s description, never by an image model: a picture of six apples beside a question that says five would cost the child a mark they didn’t earn. Parents bring their own OpenAI, Gemini or Claude key, stored encrypted, and can upload the textbooks their child actually uses so questions follow the wording taught in class.

Built with multi-provider LLMs, hybrid retrieval on pgvector, Blazor WebAssembly, PDF generation, deterministic SVG and encrypted API keys.

Orchestration platforms close the ticket the moment a payment succeeds. For the merchant that is where the real questions start: did the money actually arrive, did the bank deduct the commission it agreed to, and what did the settlement delay cost? Poyra turns every collection into a receivable from the bank and reconciles it three ways: its own ledger, the POS statement and the bank’s MT940. It checks the deducted commission against the contract to the kuruş, prices each day of settlement delay in lira, and tracks a commission dispute until the money comes back. Twenty-one connectors put Turkish banks’ virtual POS and payment institutions behind one API, with routing you can explain and replay over past transactions before publishing it. Operational ledgers carry no UPDATE or DELETE grant at the database level: records are cancelled, never erased. AGPL-3.0, self-hosted with Docker. Poyra means wheel hub: every payment road arrives from outside and meets at one centre.

Built with .NET 10 and PostgreSQL 18 as a modular monolith, with row-level security, three-way reconciliation, an append-only ledger, 3DS and virtual POS, and an offline-first MAUI app.

The answer is already in the company’s own database, and everyone who needs it is queued behind the one person who writes SQL. Setiry connects to that database with a read-only login (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, ClickHouse or Snowflake), reads the schema, and lets somebody build the report by dropping tools on a canvas: read, select, filter, sort, summarise, join, append. The graph they draw is compiled to the dialect their database actually speaks, and the generated SQL is tested against all six engines in real containers. Ask in a sentence instead and a model answers with one of Setiry’s own report plans rather than SQL, parsed by the same engine before anything reaches the database. Read the result on screen, chart it, export to Excel, CSV, PDF or Parquet, share it as a link, embed it in your own page, or have it emailed on a schedule. Nothing is copied out: the query runs where the data already lives, credentials are encrypted at rest, a connection can cross an SSH tunnel, and no trace or log line carries a table name, a row or the SQL. Runs as a Docker image inside your own network, or on Setiry’s cloud.

Built with .NET 10 and Blazor WebAssembly as a modular monolith: six SQL dialects, read-only connections, SSH tunnelling, passkeys, OIDC and SAML, scheduled delivery.

Fraud patterns change in a week; a rule that has to wait on a software release costs you that week. Krino puts the rules in the risk team’s hands (compose the conditions on screen, set the score, test against sample data, publish) and scores every incoming payment, login or signup against them in around 34 milliseconds. What comes back is not a number: approve, review, block-and-review or decline, with the contribution of every rule beside it, which is what an auditor, a regulator and a declined customer all actually ask for. Device fingerprinting, datacenter and VPN egress detection, sanctions and PEP screening, and a case queue with four-eyes approval and an audit trail are included, not sold as three more contracts. Move a threshold and Krino replays decisions already made at the new one, so you can see how many would have landed differently before you publish. The AI assistant answers in plain language using your own model provider’s key, with read-only access. Ships as containers onto the institution’s own servers: transaction and customer records never leave, and the licence is flat whatever the volume.

Built with a visual rule engine, device fingerprinting, sanctions and PEP screening, case management with four-eyes approval, threshold replay, and a decision and ingestion API in self-hosted containers.

Every other alarm punishes the snooze with noise. Almora prices it: you pick a charity and decide what a snooze is worth, and each one you hit pledges that amount. The pledges accrue rather than charging one by one (twenty €0.50 snoozes settle as a single €10 donation, which is the fee arithmetic that makes the idea work at all) and a monthly ceiling you set is a hard stop, so snoozes past it are recorded and never billed. The donation is paid on the partner’s own hosted form, so the app never touches your card details and never holds your money; 100% reaches the charity and Almora is funded by an optional subscription instead, which is the only honest way to promise the whole amount. For the mornings a button is too easy, wake proofs ask for a few sums, a photograph of something outside the bedroom, or a set number of steps, and the photo and the step count never leave the phone. No ads, no analytics, no tracking. English, Türkçe and العربية, right-to-left included.

Built with .NET MAUI and clean architecture: exact alarms, full-screen intent, a hosted donation flow, phone and passcode sign-in, on-device wake proofs, Turkish, English and Arabic with right-to-left layout.