Mihenk

Built by one person, in Istanbul

I build websites, admin panels and integrations for small and mid-sized companies. There is no account manager and no team to brief: the person you talk to is the person who writes the code. Most of the work below is for Turkish companies, and every link on this site opens a site that is actually live.

What I build

How working remotely actually goes

Everything I do is already delivered remotely, including for clients in the same city. Nothing changes when the client is in another country: the work happens over email and WhatsApp, and you see the site on a live preview address long before it goes public.

Invoicing works in euro or dollar, whichever is easier for you.

  1. You describe the jobOne or two sentences is enough to start. I ask what is missing.
  2. I send scope and priceUsually the same day. No open-ended estimates.
  3. You see it on a preview linkBefore anything is public, before anything is paid in full.
  4. It goes live in your own accountsDomain and hosting stay in your name, not mine.

Two things I will not do

I will not put a claim on your site that cannot be backed up. No invented certifications, no invented reviews, no "number one" or "market leader" wording. In Turkey those get reported, usually by a competitor, and the complaint lands on you.

I will not take over your domain. You keep it in your own account and I only add the records the site needs, so your company email keeps working.

Questions people ask

Do you work with clients outside Turkey?
Yes. The work is remote either way, so the country makes little difference. Payment can be in euro or dollar.
Who owns the code?
You do. You get the source and it stays yours, including if you later work with someone else.
What if I already have a site?
Then the first step is measuring it rather than replacing it. Sometimes what is missing is small and rebuilding would be a waste of your money.

Let's talk

Describe the job in one sentence and I will come back the same day with scope and price.

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