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Alp Yalay · Istanbul

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Product engineering, on-device AI, and websites built for real use.

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01 · Selected work

From an idea to something useful.

Three projects across product engineering, on-device AI, and collaboration with an art gallery.

01Live product

Money Visualiser

Co-founder & Full-stack Developer

Large amounts of money are hard to picture.

I co-founded the product and built the full-stack experience, from currency data to interactive 3D scenes.

Result

A live web product with 82 currencies, shareable scenes, and a companion browser extension.

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02Available on both stores

RealDex

Creator

Wildlife identification should remain useful away from a reliable connection.

I built the collection, map, and camera experience and trained a compact species classifier for the app.

Result

RealDex is live on iOS and Android. The 39 MB FieldNet model is released on Android (iOS update pending), with 61.3% top-1 on a 5,077-species benchmark.

03Live bilingual gallery site

Çağla Cabaoğlu Gallery

Technical Producer

A contemporary art gallery needed a digital space that serves both current exhibitions and its archive.

I worked with the gallery on scope, content structure, implementation, quality assurance, and launch.

Result

A live bilingual website connecting exhibitions, artists, and the gallery archive through a shared CMS.

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02 · Try it

What does a million dollars look like?

An abstract number becomes a stack you can see. Choose an amount, compare the physical measurements, and activate the live scene when you’re ready.

Money Visualiser · a product I co-founded with Moris Nakri.

USD $100 notes

A physical sense of a number.

Banknotes
10,000
Approx. weight
10 kg
Single-pile height
1.09 m
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Estimates use 1 g and 0.109 mm per note; no packaging. The scene may arrange notes into several piles.

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