Apps and websites, made with care.

I work independently from Istanbul. I build my own iOS and macOS apps, and I take on a small number of websites for people who want something personal, clear, and well made.

§ 01   Intro

I like work that feels calm from the first click. Clear structure, honest scope, and a little breathing room usually go a long way.

Most of the value is in the parts people do not notice until they are missing. That is usually where I spend the most time.

Whether I am building an app or a website, the goal is the same: make it sturdy, clear, and easy to live with.

A few things I've shipped.

My own apps sit next to client sites I built for people who wanted something more personal than a template.

Thoughtful, not rushed.

I prefer fewer projects and more attention. That leaves room for the parts that matter once someone actually uses what we made.

Built by hand.

I write the code myself, keep the stack small, and avoid anything that adds noise without adding value.

Care at the edges.

The polish, spacing, states, and small interactions are where trust usually shows up.

Straight answers.

I keep communication clear, scope honest, and updates regular enough that nobody has to guess.

A short path so far.

2026
Current focus
RenderFocus 1.2, a few client websites, and space reserved for the next app.
Now
2025
anlık. and first client websites
Shipped anlık. on the App Store and built alagozinsaat.com plus elifalemdaroglu.com.
Mixed
2024
RenderFocus & PhotoCabin
Started the first macOS app and second iOS app, then moved into independent work full-time.
Solo
2020 — 2023
Product-team iOS work
Spent these years on SwiftUI rewrites, architecture, and shipping with product teams in Istanbul and abroad.
Employed
2015 — 2020
First apps, first lessons
Learned the basics the hard way: shipping, breaking, fixing, and figuring out what "done" really means.
Began

Questions people usually ask.

Have something worth building?

If you’re building a product or a site and want help shaping it with care, send a short note. A few lines are enough.