Uzuuun zamandır kayıptım, ama bir şeyler peşindeydim. Uykusuz gecelerimin sebebi karşınızda. 🎉 Responsive, mini bir buton kiti oluşturdum. Ücretsiz, inceleyin ve kullanın! Nasıl olmuş? 💜 @figma https://t.co/JOHuw6eAJG
Magik 🤝 https://t.co/esJlWL8sjH
Apollo is an AI-powered energy management platform; the product CFOs and ops teams rely on to track costs, efficiency, and sustainability across multiple locations.
What we actually did:
Restructured the information hierarchy across their dashboards data that used to feel scattered now has a clear order of importance
Rebuilt the component system so the same patterns scale across every module, not just one screen at a time
Simplified how the data itself gets visualized, so dense numbers read as insight, not noise
Their dashboard used to be cluttered; information everywhere, hard to know what mattered first. Now it's clear enough to actually trust at a glance, which matters a lot when the numbers are what a CFO reports upward.
Alongside the product work, Apollo was also mid-rebrand; so we designed the initial visual direction (color, typography, brand feel) reflecting where their brand is headed.
Proud of how this one came together.
KVKK falan hak getire ama inanılmaz hayat kalitesi artıracak bir fikrim var. Gün içinde mırıldandığım tüm şarkıları duyacak, o gün içinde paylaştığım storyleri veya mesajlarımı analiz edip moduma göre şarkı listesi yapacak bi spotify istiyorum. Ben moduma uygun şarkı seçmekten yoruldum, yapan olursa şimdiden tüm policyleri tickledim haberiniz olsun 🙂↕️
Magik 🤝 JupiterOne
JupiterOne is a cybersecurity unicorn. Their platform gives security teams full visibility into every cyber asset across their cloud environment; mapping relationships, closing compliance gaps, and prioritizing risk, all from one place.
In 3 months, we redesigned the entire platform from scratch, including the design system. Built it end-to-end with Claude, including a custom Figma skill to work directly with the system we built. Tracked implementation together with their dev teams to make sure it shipped the way it was designed.
The real challenge: cybersecurity is a data-heavy field, and color isn't decorative there. Red, green, and orange already mean error, warning, and success to the people using it.
JupiterOne's brand language leans green, but a product can't follow brand color 1:1 when the industry has already claimed that color for something else.
We stretched it; mostly neutral across the interface, JupiterOne green reserved for AI-powered features specifically. Every component, tables to graphs, built from scratch; including custom charts for things like AI Attack Surface Management.
Recently saw Meteoric (YC S26) launch @MeteKarsli0glu and loved the idea.
Got to the website and felt like it deserved to look as good as the problem they solve, especially for a YC backed startup.
So I designed a hero section where your cursor becomes a drone; you fly around clearing the clouds, same thing Meteoric actually does.
Building post-YC or post-a16z round and the product still reads like an MVP?
We’ll fix that fast, priced for where you are right now, not where you’ll be in a year.
DM me or book a call here: https://t.co/qufj7EE7K4
We could tell you how we work; that we push back on weak ideas, or that we keep business goals in the room the whole time.
Don't take our word, instead take our clients' word about our work.
Datassist 🤝 Magik
Datassist has been running payroll and HR operations for companies across Turkey since 1999; the country's first dedicated payroll outsourcing firm, now expanding into employer-of-record services across the region.
Their platform, Dakika, handles payroll processing and gives HR teams and employees a way to manage day-to-day tasks without the back-and-forth.
We started with their website. Now we're designing the product itself; the workflows, the interface, the systems their clients' HR teams rely on every day.
Excited to share more once it's live!
I spent two years doing one job; same screen, same routine and felt like it wasn’t mine.
So I started freelancing. Small things at first.
Then friends started reaching out. Referrals came in on their own.
A year ago, I stopped treating it as a side thing and started building it for real; working with founders, devs, people building things I actually wanted to be part of.
That’s Magik.
We help companies become as good as the problem they solve.