Judge Me
Was I the asshole? Let the crowd decide.
A voting game built around everyday moral dilemmas. Read the situation, cast your verdict, then see how far you land from everyone else. Rebuilt in Flutter.
Nokta Studio builds focused web tools, data pipelines, and mobile apps — software that solves one problem exceptionally well, then ships.
Nokta Studio is an independent software studio based in Ankara, Turkey. I build data pipelines, SaaS tools, and mobile apps — leaning on modern AI-assisted workflows to ship fast and stay lean.
Every product starts with a simple belief: software should do one thing well. I don't build platforms. I build tools that respect the user's time, fit into their workflow, and get out of the way.
From congressional trading data to tax-aware relocation math to F1 statistics — I build across categories, but the philosophy stays the same.
Send JSON input, get normalized output. No custom parser per source, no cleanup scripts. Deployed as Apify Actors and billed per result.
Structured trade disclosures filed by members of the US Congress. Both chambers parsed, deduplicated, and normalized into a consistent schema — ready for screeners, alerts, and backtests without touching a PDF.
Structured catalog data from N11 — pricing, seller, stock, and product attributes in a normalized schema. Built for pricing analysis, competitor tracking, and BI pipelines.
Seller profiles and performance signals across Turkish marketplaces, normalized into one comparable schema.
Product reviews collected and normalized with Turkish-language sentiment tagging, ready for analysis or AI workflows.
The complete portfolio — public data, e-commerce, and crypto pipelines. All billed per result, no subscription.
What you actually keep, country by country.
A tax-aware comparison engine for people deciding where to live and work. Most cost-of-living tools compare rent and groceries; Comparely starts with net income after tax across 35 jurisdictions, then layers cost on top. Built for digital nomads, expats, and remote workers who need the real number, not a gross salary.
Settle F1 arguments with data.
Head-to-head comparison for every Formula 1 driver in history. Qualifying gaps, race finishes, teammate records — pulled from F1DB and re-synced automatically after each race weekend.
Close the loop between users and code.
A public feedback board for indie teams. Collect feature requests, let users vote, and sync validated ideas straight to GitHub issues.
Clean conversion tools built for speed.
A utility hub with dozens of small conversion tools for developers, designers, and everyday users — units, encoding, color formats, and data utilities. No ads in the way, no sign-up.
A minimalist password manager.
An offline-first Android password manager focused on simplicity and security. Local-only storage, clean UX, open source, distributed through alternative app ecosystems.
Was I the asshole? Let the crowd decide.
A voting game built around everyday moral dilemmas. Read the situation, cast your verdict, then see how far you land from everyone else. Rebuilt in Flutter.
Modern astrology content for Turkish audiences.
A Turkish astrology brand with a custom WordPress theme built from scratch. I handle the technical side — theme development, performance, and analytics — while the editorial direction belongs to the brand.
Not a full blog roll. Just a short list of the ideas, systems, and product decisions that feel worth publishing.
US House and Senate members file their trades publicly, but the filings arrive as scanned PDFs and inconsistent web forms — which is why almost nobody uses the raw source. The hard part was never access; it was normalization. Ticker formats vary, amounts come as ranges, filers repeat entries, and the two chambers publish in completely different structures. I built both pipelines to output one consistent schema, so the data lands ready for screeners and alerts rather than another cleanup script.
I bias toward software that solves one job clearly, ships quickly, and earns its place in a real workflow. That constraint shapes everything from scope to pricing to the kinds of products Nokta Studio chooses to launch.
Reusing the same core stack across products is less about fashion and more about speed. Next.js, Cloudflare, Supabase, and AI-assisted workflows reduce context switching so new ideas get validated and deployed sooner.
I build with a tight, proven stack across all projects. The same infrastructure pattern — Next.js on Cloudflare, D1 or Supabase for data, Apify for pipelines — means less context-switching and faster shipping.
Problem-first thinking. Is this something people already try to solve with worse tools?
No design by committee. One clear aesthetic direction, executed with precision.
AI-assisted development. Prompts over boilerplate. Move fast, stay quality-conscious.
SEO, marketplace listings, and developer communities. No free tiers, no VC timelines.
Indie Maker · Turkey
I build software the way I think it should be built — fast, focused, and without a team of 20. Nokta Studio is my lab: a place where ideas become products, products get shipped, and shipped things get iterated on until they earn their keep.
I work across data pipelines, web, and mobile — whatever the idea demands. My stack is tight, my timelines are short, and I don't do free tiers. Everything here is built by one person with strong opinions and a bias toward shipping.