Kulular working protocol
KT / P-01
Giving motion to matter, giving pulse to technology.
A requirement becomes a working system. Choose a ready-made problem below, or write your own. We will build the chain for you.
Data should not stay in the system once its purpose has ended.
- Context
- Personal data lifecycle
- Decision
- Human judgement required
- Control
- 2 technical controls
Rule
Purpose and required period
Condition
When it gets deleted
Architecture
Retention policy field
Control
Alert on expiry
Evidence
Deletion log entry
This screen is not legal advice. It is a simplified example of our working method.
KT/SAKLAMAMethod
Not a presentation. Working software.
A rule left in a document goes stale. We write it into the data field, the permission definition, the workflow and the acceptance test. The software itself carries the rule.
- 1
Read
We read the provision in context.
We separate the rule, the exception, the institutional process and the human decision.
- 2
Translate
We write the requirement in plain terms.
We define which data, under what condition, is processed by whom.
- 3
Build
We connect the decision to the architecture.
Data model, permission, workflow and human approval meet in one system.
- 4
Evidence
We leave the result traceable.
When a control ran and with what result is written to the audit trail.
Ways of working
Different disciplines. One decision record.
Each field begins with a different problem, so we build the method around that work. If an institution's process does not fit a ready-made mould, we build around the process, not the mould.
- 1
Health Technology
We build systems that protect sensitive data without separating it from clinical work.
- Input
- Clinical process and device data
- Decision
- Purpose, role and access
- Output
- Logged, controlled flow
- 2
Education Technology
We make learning outcomes measurable, not just deliverable.
- Input
- Curriculum and learning goal
- Decision
- Assessment method and pass criterion
- Output
- Traceable learning record
- 3
Legal Technology
We write regulatory requirements into the data model and the workflow itself.
- Input
- Legislation and institutional process
- Decision
- Requirement and technical control
- Output
- An enforceable control
- 4
Space Technology
We design telemetry and mission data with legal responsibility built in.
- Input
- Telemetry and mission context
- Decision
- Authority and responsibility
- Output
- Verifiable mission data
- 5
Bespoke Solutions for Companies
We build software from scratch for work that does not fit an off-the-shelf product.
- Input
- The institution's own process
- Decision
- Architecture and delivery criteria
- Output
- A working, traceable product
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KT / 001
- Status
- Application preparation
- Started
- 2026
Multilingual AI Platform
Conflict
A system that tests an organisation's claim to have fixed a problem against evidence generated from complaint text.
Multilingual text
Classification
Evidence basis
Human decision
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Five co-founders. One delivery chain.
Software architecture, domain knowledge and implementation sit at the same table. We reduce the translation loss between the person who understands the requirement and the person who writes the code.
K/1Assoc. Prof. Dr. / Co-founder
Merve Ayşegül Kulular
Hacettepe Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi, Bilişim ve Teknoloji Hukuku
K/2Co-founder and managing director
Fatıma Betül Altunbağ
Türk Dili ve Edebiyatı, pedagojik formasyon
K/3Assoc. Prof. Dr. / Co-founder
Erman Eroğlu
Ankara Sosyal Bilimler Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi
K/4Lecturer / Co-founder
Tarık İsmet Alkan
Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt Üniversitesi
K/5Co-founder
Ahmet Büyükdağ
Hacettepe Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi
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The Approval Button You Call Human Oversight Probably Does Not Work
The most faked component in AI governance is human oversight. If the approval rate is approaching one hundred per cent, the system is making the decision in practice.
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Most Software Disputes Come Down to One Missing Clause
The argument over whether software was delivered comes from acceptance criteria never having been written. That single gap is the common thread in disputes that drag on for months.
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