Industry-focused software engineering

Two industries have their own pages because that is where we can be specific: cleantech and EdTech. Manufacturing, logistics, and enterprise B2B work is real, and it is delivered through the service pages rather than a thin industry landing page that would only repeat the same capabilities. If your sector is not listed, start from the workflow — custom software, a SaaS platform, or an enterprise portal — and we will tell you in discovery whether the domain changes the architecture.

Cleantech, for an operator, means a number someone can defend: a meter reading, a weigh event, an emissions export. We connect IoT and SCADA, alert on thresholds, and store the chain from the reading to the report. We do not replace the sustainability consultant who owns the methodology. The public build in this sector is RecycleOrigin: source-separated collection in Istanbul, three roles (generators, collectors, facilities), exclusive driver routing, and tokenized material weight, live at recycleorigin.com. Eight streams are in that product — plastic and PET, glass, copper and brass, iron and metals, aluminum, cardboard and paper, tin cans, and electronics. The stack there is Flutter, Go, Python, PostgreSQL, and Docker. BTM Camp is incubation context, not the operational proof.

EdTech means a learning product a person can finish: an LMS or course platform, assessments, and a staff view of who stalled. We extend Moodle or Canvas when the content already lives there, and we build when the learning experience is the product — a marketplace, corporate learning with SSO into an HR system, or assessment logic a plugin cannot express. SCORM or xAPI is in scope when you already own content that needs a player and grade pass-back. Corporate programs and academic programs are both in scope, and they are not the same data model. The first release is one course type, on the web and on mobile when the learner is not at a desk.

Both industry pages publish planning bands that match the related service: a first cleantech flow is typically 12–20 weeks; a first completable course is typically 10–16 weeks. Dollar bands that we publish elsewhere — a custom MVP at $25,000–$80,000, a SaaS MVP at $40,000–$120,000 — apply when the industry work is that kind of product. They are planning ranges. The proposal comes after discovery, from a team in Şişli, Istanbul, working in English and Turkish. Read how we work if you want the delivery model before the sector detail.