ON Eğitim
An exam-prep platform where students, teachers and parents share one system. Live lessons, video content, homework tracking, coaching, messaging and payments in one place.

An education platform, a news system, desktop software, an internal scheduling tool. We design them, build them, and keep running them after launch.
They are all running products. Not concepts, not screen mockups — systems with real users and ongoing maintenance.
An exam-prep platform where students, teachers and parents share one system. Live lessons, video content, homework tracking, coaching, messaging and payments in one place.

A Windows application that runs many Telegram accounts from one place. Session import, a proxy per account, campaign engines, and server automation that keeps going when the computer is off.

A news platform that makes its sources and verification status visible. Behind it runs Studio, a separate editorial and operations centre.

A file upload and sharing service running on our own servers. Folders, password-protected and expiring share links, download logging and user management.

The system that runs the daily work of an executive office: appointments, events, call records, a phone directory and caller identification. A web panel and a desktop client work against the same data.
We don't split a project into pieces and hand them to different people. The same team designs the interface, writes the server, and gets up when it goes down at night. That means we pay for our own decisions — which tends to improve them.
Design isn't a separate deliverable
We don't hand over screens and walk away. Design stays ours until it's working code.
Infrastructure is our job
Servers, certificates, backups, monitoring, incident response. We don't launch a product and disappear.
Measure first, claim second
"Feels faster" isn't evidence. Whatever we change, we measure before and after.
Today's shortcut is next year's problem
There's usually a way to finish something in two days. The question is who it blocks six months later. We don't take on that debt up front.