The team that writes it is the team that gets paged.
Sanal Geçit is a small studio. That isn't a limitation — it's the reason we work the way we do: the more hands a project passes through, the more gets lost in the gaps.
Together, not in sequence
We don't run a process where design finishes and gets "handed off" to engineering. The person designing a screen knows how it will fetch data; the person writing the server knows what that screen needs. So what ships doesn't turn into something else on the way from the mockup to the code.
Launch isn't the finish line
We run the servers for the products we build. Certificates, backups, monitoring, incident response. That teaches you things an agency that hands over and leaves never learns: which decision wakes someone at 3am. That knowledge goes straight back into the next project's design.
We want evidence
"Faster", "safer", "better" — without a measurement those are wishes. When we change something we measure before and after; if we can't measure it, we don't claim it. There isn't a single invented number anywhere on this site.
Today's shortcut, tomorrow's debt
There's usually a way to finish something in two days. The question is who it blocks six months later. The question we ask ourselves while writing code: will someone else be able to read and change this in six months? If not, we write it again.
End to end
Every step it takes to move a product from an idea to a running system happens inside the studio. There's no part of it we subcontract.