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Projects

Wins, failures,
lessons.

Every project has three columns. Not polished; as it was. I wouldn't trust an entrepreneur's page that doesn't list its failures either.

Universitev

2014 — on hold On hold

One platform for everything a university student needs, from housing to lecture notes, from roommates to job listings. It began with a notebook on campus and grew into a roommate-matching algorithm developed with mathematics professors.

Wins

  • 120,000 user registrations without a single ad
  • First official company in Sakarya: Universitev Bilgi Teknolojileri ve Pazarlama A.Ş. (2014)
  • A first team built in a home office with zero capital

Failures

  • The scope was too wide; it could not launch in one go
  • The pace we wanted was not reached in the two-year focus period; development was halted

Lessons learned

  • When the side business becomes the main business, the main project pays the price
  • Everything we know today came from the trial and error here
universitev.com

ifeelcode

— transferred Transferred

The software and marketing brand created to fund Universitev. From simple websites for agencies to a team of 37, design and video production.

Wins

  • Reached, in a few years, the client count that the city's oldest firms built over decades
  • The team grew from 3–4 partners to 37 people
  • Design and video production were added alongside software

Failures

  • Client work pulled us away from Universitev, the reason we had started

Lessons learned

  • Never forget why you came together; if necessary, transfer the business that outgrew the purpose

Partnerfy

2024 — Active

A B2B software and marketing company founded after six months of thinking and planning. Today it has offices in Sakarya, Karlsruhe, Moscow and Dublin, a team of 75, and serves large enterprises.

Wins

  • Offices in four countries, a team of 75
  • Software and marketing under a single point of contact

Failures

To be written soon.

Lessons learned

To be written soon.

partnerfy.co

Kambloo

Active

A commission-free e-commerce platform where the software is free and only the resources used are billed. Unlimited languages, 250+ integrations, a separate database per store, SEO and GEO on every page. Launching in 2027; goal: 1,000 customers by year end.

Wins

To be written soon.

Failures

To be written soon.

Lessons learned

To be written soon.

kambloo.com

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