SHFT

SHFT is an Istanbul-based product engineering studio founded to ship production software for fintech and e-commerce. The team—led by CEO Hüseyin Yıldırım and CTO Fatih Yıldırım—includes frontend, backend, mobile, and design specialists. They work embedded with partner teams on dashboards, payment platforms, mobile apps, and B2B systems that operate at scale. Named clients include Domino's, Multinet, Ödeal, and Connexease. Their own products, Flowdesk (omnichannel ticket management with sentiment analysis) and Asocia, serve real customers.

Services and capabilities

SHFT offers web development, mobile development, product development, software architecture, design services, and DevOps work. On the web side, they build dashboards, customer portals, and B2B platforms in Next.js, Vue.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. For mobile, they develop across iOS and Android. They claim a 4.9/5.0 rating based on 11 client reviews.

Their recent work shows the scope: they shipped a B2C payment dashboard for Ödeal (Turkey's largest POS provider) on Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. For Multinet, a meal card platform, they designed a unified UI Kit and frontend boilerplate that cut development time by 81%. They built Turkey's first live shopping platform and have shipped IoT platforms for craft beverage, security mobile apps for a global firm, and a social fitness app with AI form feedback.

They publish case material claiming a 106% conversion uplift for one partner, 13% faster time-to-market across engagements, and $20m+ raised by five startup partners. One client saw a 72% monthly cloud cost reduction (specific methodology not detailed in source).

How they work

SHFT offers three engagement models. MVP Fast-Track compresses design, engineering, and AI tooling into a focused sprint to ship a market-ready MVP in under 90 days. On-Demand Projects cover a defined product or feature with clear scope and deadline. Dedicated Product Team embeds senior developers in your roadmap, standups, and codebase for ongoing growth. The source emphasizes partnership—code reviews, Slack channels, standups—as if the team were in-office. They claim to care about future-proof systems: code that stays maintainable two years out, not throwaway prototypes.