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laynstack

The studio

The team that builds it also automates it.

Studio rhythm with Monday planning, three building days and a live Friday demo.

Laynstack is a software and automation studio based in Ankara. We build the software a company runs on: a website, a customer portal or an internal system. Once it runs, the same people take over the repetitive work inside it.

Normally this takes two suppliers: one builds the dashboard, another automates the work inside it later. Here the same technical team writes both. Almost all work arrives by referral, so only a few projects run at a time.

Based in
Ankara
What we do
Software and automation

The studio in three numbers

0handovers
Between you and the workNo relay from sales to an account manager. The team on the call builds the system and writes the automation.
1working day
Reply timeEmail gets an answer the same day, or the next working one at the latest.
KVKK
Standard by defaultPersonal data is set up to KVKK from day one; GDPR joins the same package when a client sells into the EU.
01Where we stand

The three things we decide by.

What we check when we cut a scope down, hold an automation back, or turn work away.

We would rather build the right small thing than sell the impressive wrong one.

The most expensive system is the one that looks good and solves the wrong part. Sometimes the right answer is a five-page website, not a dashboard; if two days of plain rules would do, we will not propose a model.

In practiceA fair share of first calls end with the sentence "you don't need this".

The team that builds the system also automates the repetitive work within it.

There is no sales team, so there is no file to hand over. The team that scopes the work commits to the repository two weeks later and writes the automation into the same dashboard six months on.

In practiceWhen the calendar is full we say so instead of inventing a team.

A system nobody can audit is not finished.

If we cannot show where a number on a dashboard came from, the work is half done. Every system keeps a record: which document, which rule, which version, who approved it.

In practiceLogs, version notes and a way back are part of the handover package.
02How we work

Small scopes, weekly demos, your repository.

Five habits, the same on a website build and on an automation job.

Week 01

The narrowest end-to-end version that runs

demo

Week 02

First pass over your real data

demo

Week 03

Edge cases, failure paths, records

demo

Week 04

Rollout, training and handover

demo
a four-week rhythm; the screen gets shared at the end of each one.
Scopes stay small≤ 4 weeks
No work package runs longer than four weeks. The narrowest useful version goes live first; automation follows as a separate package.
A demo every weekEnd of week
We share a screen and show what genuinely moved that week. No slides, no percentage complete.
Your repository from day oneDay 1
The code lives in a repository under your account and the infrastructure runs in your cloud.
Direct communicationYour channel
We talk in the channel you already use: email, Slack or WhatsApp.
Priorities agreed togetherSet directly
Small requests do not require a support ticket. We agree the week's priorities directly with you.
03Working model

One line of technical responsibility, from first call to delivery.

A connected two-column process diagram showing first call, scope, architecture, development, launch and handover.

The team you meet defines the scope, builds the system and completes the handover. There is no sales-to-account-manager-to-developer relay.

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One point of contact
Questions go directly to the technical team doing the work.
You retain ownership
Repositories, infrastructure, backups and documentation remain in your accounts.
Limited capacity
Only 2–3 projects run concurrently, with the start date stated clearly.
04Technical approach

Standard, portable and yours.

We build each system so that another technical team can take it over, not merely so that it works today.

01Transferable infrastructure
The code, deployment steps and documentation remain in your accounts.
02Provider independence
Cloud and AI providers can be changed when necessary.
03Only the technology the work needs
A new tool is added only when it solves a measurable need and justifies its maintenance cost.

TypeScript · Python · PostgreSQL · Docker

Next step

Let's talk about what to build, or what to automate.

A free twenty-minute call. You will be talking directly to the technical team doing the work, not a salesperson. Bring a site, a dashboard, or a task your team repeats every week – if it is not worth building, we say so.

Book a free callor send us an email
  • Free · 20 minutes
  • Directly with the technical team
  • Reply within 1 working day