From your idea to a store-ready mobile MVP — in weeks, not months.

Erkut started out as a backend engineer at Garanti, one of Turkey's largest banks, then left to build his own startup — Catchu — which won early-stage competitions and bought him a year inside VC rooms before it failed. He calls that year the most expensive education he's ever paid for on how mobile products actually die. After it, he shipped end-to-end apps at BiTaksi, built multiple corporate banking products, then spent years consulting international startups — assembling their mobile teams from zero.

Palcore is the answer to a pattern he's now seen from every angle: brilliant founders with the right idea, the wrong six specialists, and a six-month gap before anyone holds an actual app. The bottleneck moved up the stack — the missing layer isn't code generation, it's the integrator who delivers a store-ready app instead of a preview. That's the chain Palcore ships.

Salihcan leads engineering and the end-to-end delivery chain. A mobile and product delivery specialist, he has spent years shipping production apps across consumer, fintech and B2B — from architecture to launch.

Erkut and Salih have been building together for years. The technical operating muscle that turns Palcore's chain into actually-shipped MVPs — the architecture, the cadence, the launch playbook — is largely his.