Today we are bringing several products that once looked independent under one roof. That roof is Kodrota—a name built from code and route.
Why create one product studio?
Over the years, we built digital wedding invitations, AI-powered event galleries, a venue discovery platform, social media management tools and software courses. Each product reached a different audience, but the engineering team, product discipline and operating philosophy behind them were always the same. Kodrota is the shared identity for that work.
The word “route” is deliberate. We believe a product is more likely to succeed because of a clear, consistently followed path than because of a clever idea alone. Code that knows where it is going has a better chance of reaching its destination.
The products on our route
Kodrota currently brings together five products:
- Düğün Davetiyem — Digital wedding invitations, RSVP tracking and guest management in one place.
- Facebul — Take one selfie and let AI find every event photograph you appear in, then turn the best moments into share-ready clips.
- Özel Davetler — Discover and compare wedding venues, then request quotes with one form.
- Pomercin — Manage eight social platforms from one dashboard, including an AI video studio.
- Kodrota Academy — Udemy courses and practical software career content.
How we build
Our approach rests on three principles, explored in more detail on our about page:
- A small team with strong automation. Testing, deployment and operations should consume machines before they consume people.
- A real user problem first. We do not build a solution for a problem nobody experiences.
- Use what we build. Düğün Davetiyem and Facebul first went into the field at our own wedding.
What comes next?
This blog will share the practical side of product development: engineering decisions, experiments and lessons from products that are live and used. New learning programmes will also live under Kodrota Academy, where you can join the waitlist.
Follow @kodrotalabs on Instagram for product updates. The route is long; we will see you along the way.