The digital side of an institution starts with the site.
An institutional site is not a brochure but a working system. We build online exam systems, institutional websites, assignment systems and student portals — for anything else you have in mind, get in touch.
What we build
These are examples. Not every institution needs all of them, and the list is not closed — describe the system you have in mind and we'll look at it together.
What changes once the site is right
A site that answers what is asked
Answers on fees, scholarships, transport and programmes are found on your site, so people don't end up on third-party forums.
A site that doesn't lose people on a phone
Most education searches happen on a phone. What someone came for is reachable one-handed, on one screen.
Ownership stays with you
Domain, hosting, code and content are registered in your name.
Questions about the web side
Yes. The areas you change regularly — announcements, events, staff, dates — are set up to be editable without technical knowledge. We run a short handover session.
It runs as a separate system that your site links into, so maintenance and server load never land on you. If you want it inside your own site, that is a separate conversation.
The institution is the data controller. What is collected, where it is stored and how long it is kept are defined in writing at the start.
The exam and assignment infrastructure runs on our own platform, Dil Kutusu.
What system do you have in mind?
If you need something that isn't on the list, describe it and we'll look at whether and how it can be built.