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About Algoriel

We work remotely, and we maintain the software we write.

There is no office. The work runs on decisions written down and screens you can actually use. Because we stay on the same technical foundation instead of picking a new one for each project, we can open a system years later and keep extending it.

Where logic meets abundance

Where logic meets abundance

Our name joins two ideas. The algorithm: logic, system, precision. The harvest: abundance, growth, the quiet order of nature. Together they describe how we work. We learn how a business actually runs before writing code, and the systems we build grow by addition instead of being replaced.

It’s the same way of working on every service we offer .

  • Nature · abundance

    Careful work compounds: what is built properly today becomes the starting point for the next build.

  • System · algorithm

    We do not rebuild the same technical foundation for every project; a new build starts on what already runs.

  • Growth

    Work solved in one sector is not rebuilt from scratch for the next, so growth comes from what has accumulated.

The coding of natural order through technology.

What we stand for

Each one comes with an example of how it played out in a project.

  • Discipline

    At Vipkurum each institution signs in at its own domain, under its own brand. Which institution a record belongs to was settled as the system was built, so nothing has to be worked out later.

  • Systematic thinking

    Rather than patching around an optical reader, we moved the mark-reading step into image processing. The form is now read without the device.

  • Efficiency & abundance

    We built Diotek and Plastik ve Makina on the same interface layout. On the second one, all of the learning went into the trade: the distinctions of one machine family became the category tree.

  • Trust & professionalism

    On the SsangYong corporate site we did not reset a working system. We improved the code we inherited and reorganised where its files are stored.

  • Scalable success

    One technical foundation carries service software for both climate-control and automotive work, and our phone apps are written on a single framework.

How we work

The process page walks through where a project starts, which decisions are made before any code, and what happens after handover.

See our process in detail →

No office, and the work runs in writing

We have no shared room. Progress is something you read rather than hear: a stage closed, a commit delivered, a screen you signed off. The AlgoKlima field app holds what a technician types while the phone has no signal, then pushes the backlog to the server in collection order once signal returns. On a construction workforce system we take entry from a QR code and a location reading, and work out each worker's earnings from that. The clients behind these systems are all in Turkey.

What stands behind the work

Two things stand behind our capacity: a development partnership that carries part of the build, and products whose maintenance stays with us. Both leave a trail in the portfolio, so you can check either one case by case.

Capacity grows through partnership

Capacity grows by sharing part of a build with a development partner rather than by lengthening a staff list. The partner answers for the part it takes on. Every shared build is marked as one on its case page, with the partner named.

See the work built with our partner in the portfolio →

Continuity comes from running our own products

AlgoKlima and AlgoCar are live, and their version upgrades, data migration and support load land on our own budget. AlgoRandevu, Secretum and QRVizit are under construction right now; none of the three has shipped. Our iPhone apps ProofPair, Nightproof and Day Sheet are finished and waiting on App Store review. Because that maintenance stays with us, we know at first hand whose burden a decision becomes years later.

Questions?

Who maintains it after launch, what progress looks like without an office, where a scope stops. The answers come from our own products and published work.

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The next step is telling us what you need.

Describe how the work runs today in your own words; we do not expect a technical specification. Send the quote form and we reply in writing within 2 business days.