For thirteen years most of what I built belonged to someone else. This autumn I closed that chapter: I no longer take on small client work, and my time goes to apps I design, build and publish myself. This site now reflects that, and this blog is where I will write about them.
The five apps
- Minodo is an NFC digital business card. Tap a phone and your profile opens in the browser; the person you meet installs nothing. It is live on the App Store and on the web at minodo.app, and the Android app is in testing.
- Aklımda tracks the expiry dates of the food and cosmetics at home and reminds you before they go off. It runs on iOS and Android.
- StatGlance shows live CPU, memory, disk and network for your Linux servers in the Mac menu bar, over SSH, with no agent.
- Cuisy is for professional kitchen brigades: team, channels, shifts and a kitchen CV that follows a chef from hotel to hotel. The first release is planned for December.
- Aidexy puts an apartment building’s dues, cash box, repairs and cleaning in one app, in front of every neighbour. The iOS release is being prepared.
How they are built
Every app shares the same foundation: Expo and React Native on mobile, Astro or Next.js on the web, and a self-hosted Appwrite backend running on two Hetzner servers behind Cloudflare. Most of the code is written with AI agents that I direct and review, which is what makes five products for one person realistic.
What comes next here
I will post release notes when an app ships something meaningful, and longer build logs when a problem is worth explaining. Posts come in English and Turkish, and there is an RSS feed if you want to follow along.