<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Seyit Ahmet Yaşar</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr</link><description>How far can a physical business be automated without turning the people inside it into operators of software?</description><language>en</language><item><title>SAYAPP</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/sayapp/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/sayapp/</guid><description>One operating layer for a working business: the application the field uses, the console the office uses, and the notification channel that keeps the two in the same minute.</description></item><item><title>Kılıf Sepeti</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/kilif-sepeti/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/kilif-sepeti/</guid><description>A physical retail business — stores, a service counter, staff, stock, cash and a ledger — rebuilt as one operating model. The storefront is a surface on top of it, not the thing itself.</description></item><item><title>Service OS</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/service-os/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/service-os/</guid><description>Intake to invoice for a technical service business — job records, customer notification, printable legal documents, and a licensing layer so the same system can run for more than one company.</description></item><item><title>SayHesap</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/sayhesap/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/sayhesap/</guid><description>Current accounts, stock, banks, cash, cheques, invoices, point of sale, warehouse and production orders as one modular application — rather than nine screens that disagree with each other.</description></item><item><title>Mağaza OPS</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/magaza-ops/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/magaza-ops/</guid><description>Shift handovers, cash counts, target tracking, expenses, labels, training and onboarding — the actual day of a store floor, installed as an app on the staff&apos;s own phones.</description></item><item><title>Yönetim</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/yonetim/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/work/yonetim/</guid><description>Tasks and reports for the people who run the operation: one service holding the work, one cross-platform client delivering it to whoever has to do it.</description></item><item><title>Now — September 2026</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/now/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/now/</guid><description>How far can a physical business be automated without turning the people inside it into operators of software?</description></item><item><title>Why the legacy service system was not rewritten</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-001</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-001</guid><description>The counter was already taking devices in every day, and the records it produced were the only history the service desk had. A rewrite would have meant a day on which both were true at once: the old system no longer trusted, the new one not yet proven.</description></item><item><title>Why Firebird stayed a source of truth</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-002</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-002</guid><description>The accounting database is old and it is not going anywhere: it is what the ledger, the tax record and years of history are written in. Moving it would have been a data project with no operational payoff.</description></item><item><title>Why store software works offline</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-003</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-003</guid><description>A store&apos;s network is not a promise. The shift still opens, the till is still counted and the customer is still standing there when the connection is not.</description></item><item><title>Why migration runs beside production, never instead of it</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-004</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-004</guid><description>Operations do not stop for a migration. Every system here was introduced next to the process it replaced and took over gradually, which means there was always a working path through the day.</description></item><item><title>Why a feature that removes no work is decoration</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-005</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/decisions/#dec-005</guid><description>The test for a feature is not whether someone asked for it. It is whether a manual step disappears the day it ships — a phone call, a second entry, a sheet someone was keeping on the side.</description></item><item><title>Agent-assisted engineering</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#agent-assisted-engineering</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#agent-assisted-engineering</guid><description>Running a codebase through AI agents as a repeatable workflow: written specs, architectural audits and migrations executed as reviewable passes instead of ad-hoc prompting.</description></item><item><title>Catalogue generation</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#catalogue-generation</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#catalogue-generation</guid><description>Turning spreadsheet exports into a browsable product archive: CSV to structured JSON, an image fetch and repair pass, and a generated showcase built from the result.</description></item><item><title>Margin &amp; cost tools</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#margin-tools</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#margin-tools</guid><description>Small calculators for the questions e-commerce asks daily and answers badly: landed cost, commission, and what is actually left after a marketplace has taken its share.</description></item><item><title>Document automation</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#document-automation</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#document-automation</guid><description>Invoice, declaration and franchise paperwork generated from records rather than retyped from them, with a cache so a document is produced once and reused.</description></item><item><title>Payroll calculator</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#payroll-calculator</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#payroll-calculator</guid><description>A single-purpose front end over a payroll calculation API — built to find out how small a useful internal tool is allowed to be.</description></item><item><title>Dealer archive</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#dealer-archive</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#dealer-archive</guid><description>A dealer-facing archive and cockpit, wrapped as an installable Android build. Kept here as a record of an approach rather than as a live system.</description></item><item><title>Media catalogue</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#media-catalogue</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/#media-catalogue</guid><description>A catalogue and streaming-metadata experiment on a conventional web framework — an excuse to work on provider abstractions away from anything operational.</description></item><item><title>Constellation grid</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/constellation/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/constellation/</guid><description>A canvas mesh of spring-mass nodes that answers the cursor — a pointer-physics sketch, kept for the interaction rather than any product it belongs to.</description></item><item><title>Product hero pattern</title><link>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/sayapp-hero/</link><guid>https://seyitahmetyasar.com.tr/lab/sayapp-hero/</guid><description>A single-product spotlight component — eyebrow, statement, one action, one real screenshot — built to promote the one system on this page with an actual sign-in: SAYAPP.</description></item></channel></rss>