The companies
I founded.

During the ifeelcode years I watched the same scene again and again: an agency does the marketing, another team does the software; the two blame each other and the client is stuck in between. At the end of 2024 I founded Partnerfy to close that gap. End to end, one point of contact, auditable.

Today we have offices in Sakarya, Karlsruhe, Moscow and Dublin, and two legal entities — a Ltd. in Türkiye and a GmbH in Germany. With a team of 75 we serve large enterprises, companies with more than 300 employees. We also have a partnership model for local businesses, founders with an idea, and agencies that want to offer software to their clients.

Our engineering discipline combines a startup spirit with corporate rigour: 24/7 monitoring, a median incident response under four minutes, more than thirty technologies. We build our own products with the same team.

While studying at Sakarya University I kept a notebook of students' problems: housing, lecture notes, roommates, jobs. Universitev was born from that notebook. Its R&D took four years; it went through countless design and software changes before launch. We developed the roommate-matching algorithm together with mathematics professors.

In 2014, with the insurance payout from a traffic accident and my uncle's support, we founded Universitev Bilgi Teknolojileri ve Pazarlama A.Ş.; our first office at Tan Business Center in Sakarya. The ifeelcode brand, created to fund the project, later became the main business and was transferred.

With only the dormitory, apartment, venues and blog modules, and without a single ad, we reached 120,000 registrations. After a two-year period of full focus we could not reach the pace we wanted and halted development; universitev.com still stands as it is. I owe most of what I know today to this project.

When Universitev's funds began to run out we had to take on outside work. The first jobs were simple: websites for agencies that sold software but didn't build it. As the volume grew we said "not under this name" and registered the ifeelcode brand under the Universitev roof; we moved from Tan Business Center to our own office.

That leap brought big jumps in our marketing and software processes. Within a few years we reached the total client count that the city's biggest and oldest firms had built over decades. The team grew from three or four partners to 37; design and video production joined the software work. Large projects such as Oyuneks were delivered in this period.

Then I noticed something: the purpose that had brought me and my partners together was Universitev, and ifeelcode was taking all of our time. To focus fully on Universitev for two years we transferred the ifeelcode brand together with its clients. A hard decision; but Partnerfy's "software + marketing, one point of contact" model was built on what we learned at ifeelcode. ifeelcode has no active website today.

We built Kambloo within Partnerfy to fix two things I found unfair in e-commerce platforms: commissions taken on revenue, and locked, closed systems. On Kambloo the software is free; a store pays only for the resources it uses (monthly visits, storage, media bandwidth). Apart from paid modules and themes in the App Market there are no other fees.

Every store has its own database; backups and two-factor login are standard. Unlimited languages — including right-to-left scripts — and more than 250 ready integrations: payments, shipping, e-invoicing, marketplaces, accounting. SEO and GEO support on every page, so products are found and cited not only on Google but also by AI assistants.

Migration is possible from Shopify, WooCommerce, ikas, Ticimax and ideasoft, or from Excel/CSV/XML files. We have six principles: everyone is equal, the software is free, you pay only for resources, no commission, data is kept separately per store, and updates ship with the user's approval.