Canberk
Demirci

I build the parts that hold things up.

I’ve been writing software since I was a kid — it started with wanting to build the things I couldn’t find anywhere else. By high school that had turned into real projects; by 2018, into a Bilkent University degree.

Two of those early projects became firsts for Türkiye: CngFiltre (2010), the country’s first parental internet-filtering tool, and BKMezun (2011), the first place high-schoolers could put their yearbooks together online. I was a teenager shipping software people actually used — and I never really stopped.

Fifteen years on, I build the unglamorous parts that hold products up: backends, APIs, the services behind the apps, for companies in Türkiye and the United States. I care less about what’s trending than about what’s still running three years from now.