Uzak is a one-person studio where I build web platforms, personal projects, tools, and maintain existing projects for anyone, anywhere. I handle everything myself, from the first idea to the code and the final product.
I'm the developer, designer, and product owner behind every Uzak project. No handoffs, no account managers. I'm the one writing the code, shipping the product, and answering your emails. I've spent the last few years building SaaS products from the database and interface to the infrastructure.
A few projects that show the kind of software I like to build.
Fundraising platform
Web · Indie
Independent full-stack fundraising platform with campaign management, secure Stripe payments, authentication, and a scalable architecture designed from concept to deployment. Its distinctive UI/UX was intentionally designed to move away from the polished, standardized look common in modern web products.
Dental SaaS
Web · Product
Full-stack SaaS built for dental clinics, with patient and workflow management, clinic administration, billing, scheduling, and custom PDF document generation. Built with Next.js, .NET, and PostgreSQL around a production-focused architecture designed for reliability and maintainability.
Service monitoring SaaS
Web · Tool · Indie
A minimalist service monitoring SaaS inspired by Grafana. It combines dashboard management with a lightweight local monitoring service capable of collecting custom metrics from specified applications and services through user-defined queries. Built as an experimental project to explore monitoring infrastructure and full-stack architecture.
I handle the whole process myself, from the first idea to the finished product.
Build
I take projects from the first prototype to production, focusing on practical, maintainable code that's easy to understand and change later.
Design
I design the interface around the product instead of starting from a template. Every screen has a purpose and fits the rest of the experience.
Ship
I take projects through deployment and keep improving them after they go live. The goal is to actually finish things, not just get them working locally.
I focus on web products where I can handle the design, development, and infrastructure myself.