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wleeaf is an independent software studio. It makes browser games, apps and writing of its own, and builds web applications, AI integrations and infrastructure for clients. The name is written in lower case: wleeaf.

What wleeaf makes#

  • wleeaf Play is a free website for party games with friends in the browser. It has 37 games, from Turkish classics such as Okey, Tavla, Pişti and İhaleli Batak to drawing, word, sports and arena games. One party link brings everyone together, there is no sign-up, bots fill empty seats and voice chat is built in. Play speaks Turkish and English. See every game.
  • Projectum is a desktop app for projects, playlists, todos and notes, connected to each other and stored as a plain JSON file next to your work. It runs on Linux, Windows and macOS, is open source under the MIT licence (source on GitHub) and needs no account.
  • Kartiya is an AI tarot reader for Android with a voice of her own: honest readings from the full 78-card deck, in twelve languages. It is free on Google Play.
  • X Archives preserves threads worth keeping, whole and readable, searchable and filterable long after the accounts go silent.
  • The field notes are hands-on guides and build logs from the studio: self-hosting, Linux, networking, the command line and reverse engineering.

Work with the studio#

wleeaf takes on client work in three areas:

  • Web applications: product sites and dashboards, realtime and multiplayer apps, and internal tools that replace spreadsheets.
  • AI and integrations: assistants grounded in your data, APIs, webhooks and glue code, and automations for repetitive work.
  • Deployment and infrastructure: servers, containers and CI; self-hosted mail, chat and git; migrations.

Write to [email protected] with what you are working on.

Who is behind it#

wleeaf is run by Taceddin Sancak, who builds the products and writes the field notes.

Facts#