Software & product studio Build · Improve · Endure
layezal tech

An independent software & product studio

Useful software, built to last.

layezal tech builds practical digital products and AI-powered applications for everyday life, learning and work — and keeps improving them, one careful version at a time.

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Engraving of a stone arch bridge, with the sun on the horizon seen through the arch.
Fig. IThe arch: each stone holds the next.
I. About

A small studio with a long view.

We design and build our own software products. layezal tech is at an early stage, and we would rather ship something small that genuinely helps than promise something large.

Each product starts as a focused idea, is tested in real use, and is improved steadily over time. The name reflects that habit: build something useful, keep improving it, make it last. Like an arch, good software is made of small pieces that each hold the next in place.

  • AI-assisted products

    Applications that use AI where it does real work for people, not as decoration.

  • Productivity & automation

    Tools that take repetitive steps off people’s plates and keep everyday tasks organised.

  • Consumer software

    Clear, well-made apps and games for communication, learning and daily life.

II. Products

What we’re building

Three products are currently in development. None is publicly available yet, and details will change as we learn.

Engraving of two Turkish tea glasses on saucers, their steam rising and crossing between them.
Plate IITwo glasses, one conversation.

Aramızda

Turkish for “between us”

In development

A consumer app for communication and social connection, built around everyday conversation between people.

  • Consumer
  • Communication
  • Social
  • iOS & Android
Engraving of an open exercise book with a fraction diagram and a check mark, with a pencil lying in front.
Plate IIIThe method, not just the answer.

ÖdevAsistan

Turkish for “homework assistant”

In development

An AI-assisted homework and learning app for families in Türkiye. Parents send a question as a photo or text, and receive an explanation matched to the child’s grade level and the national (MEB) curriculum — with a worked example and the reasoning behind the topic, so the child learns the method, not just the answer.

The first version is being built around a simple web form and email; messaging-app support is planned for later.

  • Education
  • AI-assisted
  • Turkish & English
  • Web
Engraving of an Istanbul city-line ferry crossing the water, with a seagull following it.
Plate IVA crossing, and a companion.

Livingston

A mobile game

In development

A casual mobile game set on Istanbul’s ferries. The player guides a seagull with a fingertip as it follows the boat across the water.

  • Mobile game
  • Casual
  • Istanbul
  • iOS & Android
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Fig. VSmall machines, tested.

Experiments & prototypes

Alongside our main products, we build small tools to test ideas and sharpen our skills. Some stay experiments; the useful ones inform what we build next.

  • Market data bot

    Prototype

    A personal automation that collects financial market data from a public API and delivers updates through Telegram.

III. Approach

Build it. Improve it. Make it last.

We develop products in short, deliberate loops. Each version is a chance to learn from experiments and feedback, and the next one is better for it.

Diagram: four stages — build, learn, improve, repeat — arranged in a continuous circleIIIIIIIV
Fig. VI — The loop, which does not end.

  1. Build

    Start with the smallest version that is genuinely useful, and make it work well.

  2. Learn

    Put it in front of people, watch how it is used, and listen to what they say.

  3. Improve

    Fix what is unclear, remove what is not needed, and strengthen what works.

  4. Repeat

    Keep the loop going. Good software is never really finished.

IV. Contact

Get in touch

Correspondence

Questions, feedback or ideas for collaboration are welcome. Email is the best way to reach us.