One person, one stack, async by default.

Who you're working with

I'm Berat. I design, build and launch websites for US local businesses from Türkiye. I'm not a 15-year agency veteran; I'm someone who learned today's AI production tools early and built a tight, documented process around them. That combination is what you're buying: modern output, honest prices, and one accountable person from brief to delivery.

Why the work runs async

My spoken English is honest-but-limited, and I decided early on to build that into the business instead of hiding it. Every project runs through writing and Loom: structured briefs, email, and Loom walkthroughs where I show you the work and explain every decision on screen. You get documentation instead of meetings, and nothing agreed on a call that nobody wrote down.

It turned out clients don't miss the calls. What they get instead is a paper trail of every decision, feedback given on their own schedule, and a working day that ends with a brief and starts with progress, because Türkiye (GMT+3) runs 7–10 hours ahead of the US.

The stack

The production stack (design, copy and image tooling) is AI-assisted end to end, which is how one person ships in days what agencies quote in weeks. The parts that decide whether the work is any good (taste, story, direction, judgment) don't come from the stack. Every deliverable is directed, edited and finished by hand.

Tools I work in: AI design tooling for websites, Loom for every walkthrough, DocuSign for contracts, Payoneer for USD invoicing.