Software studio · İstanbul
UlvionTech designs and builds websites, web and mobile applications, internal systems, and the AI-driven automation that connects them — for companies in Turkey and abroad.
Written scope first
Before development starts you get a written scope, a delivery plan and a price. No open-ended hourly billing.
One small team
The people who scope your project are the people who build it. No handover to another team once the contract is signed.
Turkish and English
Meetings, specifications and documentation in whichever language your team works in.
Everything in your name
Repositories, cloud accounts and domains are opened under your company from day one.
Where we usually come in
Most of the work we're asked to do starts from one of these six situations. If you recognise your company here, the first conversation is usually short and specific.
Your team spends hours every week moving data between tools by hand.
We map the flow once, then automate it — usually starting with the single most repeated task.
The business runs on spreadsheets only one person fully understands.
We turn that file into a real system with roles, history and reporting — without changing how the work is done.
Your CRM, accounting and operations tools don't talk to each other.
We build the integration layer between them, so the same record isn't typed in three times.
Your website no longer says what the company actually does.
We rebuild it around what you sell today — fast, findable, and editable by your own team.
You have a product idea and no engineering team to build it.
We take it from first sketch to launched product, and hand over code a future in-house team can pick up.
The software you already have is slow, fragile and expensive to change.
We modernise it in stages, keeping the old system running until the new one has proven itself.
What we build
Most companies need more than one of these at the same time: the product customers see, the internal system behind it, and something keeping the two in sync. We build all three, which is why they end up genuinely connected instead of merely coexisting.
What your customers see and use.
The work that shouldn't need a person doing it.
What holds the business together behind the scenes.
Selected work
Each of these is a full build — interface, backend, integrations and deployment. Open one to see the problem it solved and how it was put together.
Fintech · Web platform
A payments dashboard with real-time transaction processing, machine-learning risk scoring on every transaction, and a multi-currency ledger — architected to keep performing as volume grows.
How we work
Studios mostly differ in how they run a project, not in what they claim about themselves. These are the parts of ours that go into the contract.
Discovery ends with a written scope, a delivery plan and a fixed price. If the scope changes later, the change is priced before it's built — never discovered on an invoice.
There's no account manager between you and the people writing the code. The same team scopes the work, builds it, and answers your questions after launch.
Meetings, specifications and documentation in the language your team works in — and interfaces designed for both languages, not one machine-translated into the other.
Repositories, cloud accounts, domains and third-party services are opened under your company from the first day. Nothing about the project is held hostage.
We integrate with the CRM, ERP and spreadsheets your team already knows, rather than asking everyone to abandon their tools on launch day.
Every project ends with documentation, a handover session and an agreed support period. Launch day is not the last day we're reachable.
What happens next
Five stages. Each one ends with something you can read, click or use — so you're never asked to approve a stage you can't see.
A 30–45 minute conversation about what you're trying to change and what's slowing it down today. Technical detail is welcome but not expected.
You getA written summary of the problem as we understood it.
We break the work into deliverables, decide what belongs in the first version and what can wait, and put a price on it.
You getA scope document, a delivery plan and a fixed price.
Interface flows and technical architecture are decided together, so what gets designed is something that can actually be built and maintained.
You getClickable screens and a technical plan.
Development runs in two-week cycles. Each one ends with a working version on a test environment you can open yourself.
You getA running version every two weeks.
We deploy to production, set up monitoring, train your team, and stay on through the agreed support period.
You getA live system, documentation and a support window.
Stack
These are the tools we work in daily. Which of them a project uses is decided during architecture, based on what you already run and who will maintain it afterwards.
Next step
It doesn't need to be a specification. A few sentences about the problem are enough for us to say whether we're the right team — and what a sensible first step would be.
