Founder of Operon · High-school student in Turkey
I build the things I wish had existed when I needed them.
While preparing for competitive robotics, I was also teaching myself backend development. I wanted to understand the systems I was building properly: not only well enough to piece together a working prototype, but well enough to explain the logic behind a database deployment and what would happen if the architecture changed. The documentation I found was scattered, and specialized technical mentorship was out of reach. So I started building the infrastructure myself, which led to my work on open-source cloud projects.
That has become the way I work. I find a problem I have run into myself, learn whatever it takes to solve it, and make the result available to the people who come after me. Along the way I have learned to take a project from the first sketch to the server it runs on.
I believe that how well someone understands the world should not depend on where they live or what their family can afford. Everything on this page is a small step toward that.
A free, interactive study site for AP Biology and Biology Olympiad students.
Pathway models you can change and trace, a curriculum map of 38 topics with a fact-checked lesson for each, diagnostic drills built on real experiments, AP-style practice tests with a timed mock exam, and a moderated board where students ask and answer questions.
Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL
operon.devtga.comA mobile AI assistant that watches websites and keeps you ahead of dates and deadlines.
Give Scout a page that lists things, such as a venue's programme, a university's seminars or a conference's call for papers, and it reads that page on a schedule. New events land in your agenda, registration cutoffs become reminders, and meaningful changes become notifications.
React Native · Expo · AI
2026 – present
Designed, wrote and deployed a free study platform for AP Biology and Biology Olympiad students, from the curriculum and lessons to the server it runs on.