Software company based in Ankara
Giving motion to matter, giving pulse to technology.
We are a software company based in Ankara. We build custom software, AI and data systems for organisations. Pick an example below or describe your own need, and we will show step by step how it becomes software.
Developing software with a protocol built for your sector is our job.
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 a simplified example of how we develop software. It is not legal advice.
Method
We read the need and turn it into software.
A requirement left in a document goes stale. We write it into the data model, the permissions, the workflow and the test criteria. What we deliver is working software and its audit trail.
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Read
We read the need in context.
We separate the rule, the exception, the institutional process and the human decision.
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Translate
We write the requirement in plain terms.
We define which data, under what condition, is processed by whom.
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Build
We connect the decision to the architecture.
Data model, permission, workflow and human approval meet in one system.
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Evidence
We leave the result traceable.
When a control ran and with what result is written to the audit trail.
Ways of working
Where we build software.
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 product, we build the software around the process.
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Health Technology
We build systems that protect sensitive data without separating it from clinical work.
Example
A radiologist can open the X-ray, a receptionist cannot. Every opening is logged with who looked, when and on what grounds.
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Education Technology
We make learning outcomes measurable, not just deliverable.
Example
In a remote exam each student draws the pool's questions in a different order. Passing depends not only on the total score but on a separate threshold for each learning outcome.
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Legal Technology
We write regulatory requirements into the data model and the workflow itself.
Example
When explicit consent is withdrawn, every processing operation that relies on it stops at once. Which operation stopped, and when, is written to the audit trail.
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Space Technology
We design telemetry and mission data with legal responsibility built in.
Example
Every telemetry packet from the satellite is archived with the receiving station, a timestamp and the version of the software that processed it. Shared data carries who received it and under which licence.
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Information Technology
We build an organisation's core software, data flows and infrastructure.
Example
When accounting, HR and document management live in separate systems, the data flowing between them is gathered into a single integration layer. Before the old system is switched off, its data is migrated and the record counts are verified.
Current project
- Status
- Seeking a partner
- Started
- 2027
Evidence-grounded legal intelligence
Casuist
A system that does not claim its legal answer is correct, but shows what every proposition rests on, and refuses to write the sentence when the support is not there.
Question
Retrieval
Proposition binding
Support check
The team
Five co-founders, one delivery chain.
Computer engineer Tarık İsmet Alkan designs the architecture. Domain specialists write the requirements, the development team writes the code, and both sit at the same table.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. / Co-founder
Merve Ayşegül KULULAR IBRAHEM
Information and technology law. Academic staff at Hacettepe University, a master's from Queen Mary University of London, and a research post at Murdoch University in Australia.
Co-founder and managing director
Fatıma Betül ALTUNBAĞ
Managing director. A specialist in language education, teaching Turkish to non-native speakers and child development.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. / Co-founder
Erman EROĞLU
International trade and investment law. Academic work in the United States and Europe, including a visiting position at Sciences Po Paris.
Lecturer / Co-founder
Tarık İsmet ALKAN
Computer engineer. Designs the company's software architecture. Computer engineering at TOBB ETÜ, MSc in Advanced Computer Science at the University of York.
Co-founder
Ahmet BÜYÜKDAĞ
Law graduate. Field experience in human rights and ombudsman work, and an internship at Turkey's Constitutional Court.
The team also includes three software interns and KAI, our AI team member. The founders review the interns’ code.
The whole team →- 1
How a software project runs from proposal to delivery
From the first meeting to maintenance: the steps in a software project, what the organisation does at each step and what we deliver. Most surprises turn up when one of these steps is skipped.
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Ten questions to ask when choosing a software company
The proposals look alike, and so do the reference lists. What sets a software company apart is how it answers questions at the first meeting. I explain which questions you should ask, and why we want to be asked them.
Corporate Tech-Readiness Test
How ready is your organisation?
A rough measure in seven questions. Your answers are never sent to any server.
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