Work record
On this page: 1 delivered work, 3 publications we built and shipped, 2 of our own projects, and 5 demos. Every card states which one it is, because presenting work as something it is not destroys the only thing worth having here. A client's name appears only with permission, or when the client already credits us publicly — so this count is not the total number of projects we have done.
You will not find percentages or growth figures here: we do not print a number we have not measured or are not allowed to share. In this site's code a metric can only be entered with its source and measurement date — a sourceless figure fails the build.
TypeCount
1
Built for a real business and handed over
Live3
A publication we built and shipped end to end
Our own work2
Labyra's own business, or the family company
Demo / concept5
No real company behind it — a demonstration we built
Total11
labyra.co/en/work
Entries 11
A website we designed and delivered for a private tutoring academy. Handed over on its own domain, mobile-ready, with technical SEO already in place.
What we did
Full control of the site is being handed to its owner, which is why we do not call them "our client" — it is work we designed and delivered.
The mobile app of our booking system (formerly Labyra Randevu): a native iPhone and Apple Watch app written from scratch. Its first version passed Apple's review and went live on the App Store on 21 August 2026; version 2.0, released on 30 September 2026, carries the CepSalon name.
What we did
Technical note
This is our own product, not client work. It is listed here because it is the one verifiable example of our mobile app development: the store listing is public.
A corporate site for our own family business. Not client work — it is listed here because we use it ourselves.
What we did
This is not a client reference, it is our own business. We say so plainly.
A content platform publishing technology guides for small businesses: e-documents, inventory, automation and digital marketing. Design, infrastructure and publishing pipeline built end to end by us.
What we did
A publication covering technology, manufacturing and software across the Aegean region (İzmir, Manisa, Aydın, Denizli, Muğla). Design and infrastructure built end to end by us.
What we did
A platform publishing Turkish software engineering notes: architecture decisions, tooling choices, lessons from production. Design and infrastructure built end to end by us.
What we did
A four-language demo built to show what a B2B manufacturer's site abroad can be. There is no real company behind it.
What we did
Technical note
A five-language demo for a prefabricated timber manufacturer. The insulation calculation on it follows the actual standard.
What we did
Technical note
A five-language demo for an aluminium systems house, built around the distinction between a systems house and the fabricators who make the windows.
What we did
Technical note
A single-page, scroll-driven premium demo for cafés and restaurants. The brand is fictional.
What we did
An experiment in cinematic scrolling for boutique e-commerce. Product and brand are fictional.
What we did
Questions
Because we do not publish a client's name without permission. Not every delivered project is listed here — only the ones where we have written consent, or where the client already credits us publicly on their own site. The permission round is ongoing and the list grows as approvals come in. So the number of entries here is not the number of projects we have done; it is the number we are allowed to publish.
A demo is something we built end to end with no real company behind it; the brand name is invented too. Client work is a site built and delivered for a real business. Every card is labelled so the two are never confused. Demos exist to make "we can build this" concrete — handing over an address that actually opens is more honest than a screenshot.
We do not print a number we have not measured, or are not allowed to share. Claims like "300% more sales" mean nothing without a source; in this page's code a figure can only be entered together with its source and measurement date, otherwise the site does not compile. When we have measured, shareable data it will appear here with its source attached.
Last word
Tell us what you need; we will pin down scope and price together.