We design it.
We build it.
We ship it.

Mobile apps, websites and the products around them — designed, built and launched from one studio.

Independent studio · Open for new projects

Mobile

Apps people keep on the home screen.

Web

Sites that load before you blink.

End to end

One studio, from the first sketch to the store.

Services

Two things, done all the way through.

Not a long menu. These are the two we take from an empty file to something people can actually open.

01

Mobile apps

iOS and Android from one codebase, all the way to a live store listing.

React Native and Expo with TypeScript, Supabase behind it, subscriptions through RevenueCat, home-screen widgets on both platforms. The part most projects underestimate — store metadata, screenshots, pricing tiers, review — is included, not an afterthought.

  • Product design and interface
  • One codebase, both stores
  • Subscriptions, paywalls and analytics
  • Store submission and review

02

Websites and web apps

Marketing sites, product sites and dashboards that load fast and stay fast.

Built without a framework when a framework is not the point. This site is the example: no build dependencies, no tracking, no third-party requests, and one image on the critical path instead of a megabyte of them.

  • Marketing and product sites
  • Web apps and dashboards
  • Performance and accessibility as a requirement
  • No trackers unless you ask for them

Work

What the studio is building.

Two products are public. The rest are still under wraps — a family of wellness apps sharing one engine, announced as each one is ready.

Neckly Active

Neckly

Neck wellness and posture coach

iOS · AndroidWellness17 languages

iOS 1.0.1 awaiting App Review · 8 Aug 2026

neckly.app
HMGS Hazirlik Active

HMGS Hazirlik

Turkish bar-entry exam prep

iOS · AndroidExam prep

iOS 1.0 awaiting App Review · 8 Aug 2026

hmgs.dalkir.studio
In development

Unannounced.

iOS · AndroidWellness

Announced when it is ready.

In development

Unannounced.

iOS · AndroidWellness

Announced when it is ready.

In development

Unannounced.

iOS · AndroidWellness

Announced when it is ready.

In development

Unannounced.

iOS · AndroidWellness

Announced when it is ready.

In development

Unannounced.

iOS · AndroidWellness

Announced when it is ready.

In development

Unannounced.

iOS · AndroidWellness

Announced when it is ready.

Your project here

An app, a site, or something that does not have a name yet. Tell us what it is.

Start a project

Status reflects App Store Connect and Google Play Console on the date shown. Nothing here is downloadable yet.

Build the hard part once.

Onboarding, the session player, the scoring model, streaks, the paywall and the localisation layer were written once — then aimed at a new problem each time.

Shared
engine

One engine · seven products · weeks instead of a year

Process

Five steps, repeated until they are boring.

The same loop whether it is an app, a site, or a rebuild of something that already exists.

  1. 01

    Spark

    A real problem, described in one sentence. If it takes a paragraph, it is not ready to build yet.

  2. 02

    Sketch

    Flows, screens, palette, type, icon. Far enough that the thing has a personality before a single line of it exists.

  3. 03

    Build

    Working software early and often, on a foundation that already solves the boring parts, so the new work is only the part that is actually new.

  4. 04

    Ship

    Listings, screenshots, pricing, review, launch. The last ten percent that decides whether the other ninety was worth it.

  5. 05

    Grow

    Watch what people actually do with it, keep what works, cut what does not, and go back to Spark.

Inside the studio

One engine, then everything else is a variation.

The hard parts of a product are the same every time: onboarding, a session player, a scoring model, streaks, a paywall, translations, store plumbing. Dalkir Studio writes those once and then aims them at a new problem.

That is why the sixth app in a family takes weeks instead of a year, and why a marketing site for it takes days. The novelty budget goes where it matters — the thing that is actually different about this product.

The same discipline runs through the web work. This page has no framework, no build step and no analytics. The poster behind the header changes on every visit, and the dithered plate beside this text is drawn by a few hundred lines of code rather than downloaded.

Ordered dither · Bayer 8×8 · generated in your browser

Team

Who you will actually be talking to.

Mert Dalkir

Founder · Design and engineering

Takes a product from the first sketch to the store listing — interface, code, copy and launch. Currently building a family of wellness apps on a shared engine, plus the sites around them.

Questions

The things people ask before they email.

What does Dalkir Studio do?

We design, build and launch digital products — mobile apps for iOS and Android, and websites and web apps. One studio handles the product design, the engineering and the release, so there is no handover between agencies.

Do you take on client projects?

Yes. We are open for new projects. Email dalkirstudio@gmail.com with what you have — a brief, a sketch, or just the problem — and you will get a real reply rather than a discovery call.

What do you build mobile apps with?

React Native and Expo with TypeScript, Supabase for auth and data, RevenueCat for subscriptions, and native home-screen widgets on both platforms. One codebase ships to both the App Store and Google Play.

Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?

Yes, and it is part of the job rather than an extra. Store metadata, screenshots for every device size, pricing tiers, subscription products and the review process are all included.

Can you localise an app into other languages?

Yes. Translations are pre-rendered rather than machine-translated at runtime, which is what keeps them readable and indexable. Our own products ship in up to seventeen languages.

How much does a project cost and how long does it take?

Both are scoped per project — an MVP and a rebuild of an existing product are very different pieces of work. Send us what you have and you will get a written scope and an estimate back, usually within two business days. We do not quote before we understand the problem.

Can you take over a product someone else started?

Yes. Rebuilds, rescues and takeovers are normal work. We will read the existing codebase first and tell you honestly whether it is worth keeping or worth replacing.

Where are you based?

Istanbul, Türkiye. We work remotely with clients anywhere, in English or Turkish.

Start a project

Got something to build?

dalkirstudio@gmail.com

Tell us what it is and roughly when you need it. You will get a real answer, not a discovery call.