Nobody asked us to start Nayrix. No market research said the world needed another software company.
We did it anyway.
Building a company at 23 sounds bold in a LinkedIn post. In practice it's mostly other people. It started with my best friends, Hashim and Sinan, who believed in it before there was anything to believe in. Now I'm building with Roshan, with Sharafuka and family backing us the whole way.
Why Nayrix exists
Most of my freelance clients had the same problem. They needed someone who could think about the product as well as write the code. Someone who'd say "this feature will confuse your users" instead of building it because the spec said so.
That's what Nayrix is for: we work out the product with the client, then build it.
Day one of a company isn't glamorous. No office, a few laptops, and the understanding that if nothing happens, it's on us.
But if something good happens, that's ours too.
nayrix.com. Still building, still figuring it out.