My name is Yetki Bakadur. This is a quiet place for the apps and web projects I work on. Nothing too fancy — just things I have built, tested, and keep improving when I can.
These are my own apps and projects. Some are small, some are still growing, but each one was built for a real reason.
A small decision-making app for comparing options more clearly. It uses the Analytic Hierarchy Process, but the goal is simple: help people think through choices step by step.
A Melbourne train app made to check train times and service information more easily. I built it because I wanted something direct and simple for daily use.
A support app for families and carers affected by Rett syndrome. It helps keep important details, emergency notes, documents, and guidance in one place.
A small project for checking supermarket specials and comparing prices. It came from a simple idea: make weekly shopping a little easier.
I keep this place for my apps, notes, and project updates. Nothing too loud. Just a small corner where I put the things I build and learn.
I usually build things because there is a real need around me. Sometimes it is for my family, sometimes for work, and sometimes because I want to understand how something works. I like simple pages, clear buttons, and software that does what it says.
AI helps speed things up these days, and I use it where it makes sense. But someone still has to understand the work, make the decisions, and guide the direction.
Have a question, feedback, or a small project idea? Send me a message below.