About MCORUCU
Good software doesn't end at launch.
I'm Mehmet Can, the engineer behind MCORUCU. I design, build, and maintain web products, from SaaS and commerce to the services that connect them. I care about what happens after the first release: sound decisions, dependable delivery, and software people can understand and improve.
Founder and engineering lead
Mehmet Can
I enjoy the part of engineering where the pieces meet. A product idea becomes an interface; that interface depends on services and data; today's choices become someone else's work tomorrow.
I work across frontend and backend development, databases, Shopify, WordPress, CMS platforms, API integrations, and production operations. Seeing those layers together helps me make decisions for the whole product, not just the feature in front of me.
MCORUCU LLC
The company behind the work
MCORUCU LLC is the Delaware company through which I carry out this work. It gives client projects and owned products a clear business home. I remain the engineer responsible for the technical decisions, delivery, and ongoing care.
Working together
What clients can expect
- 01
Clear scope
Understand the problem, priorities, and boundaries before implementation begins.
- 02
Direct communication
Work directly with the engineer responsible for technical decisions and delivery.
- 03
Maintainable work
Readable code, sensible architecture, and decisions that remain understandable.
- 04
Thoughtful handover
Documentation and practical context that make future changes easier.
What MCORUCU builds
What MCORUCU builds
The work takes different forms, but each one has to fit the people who use it and the people who keep it running.
01
Products & SaaS
Product architecture, web applications, interfaces, data flows, and the operational details a release needs.
02
Platforms & Commerce
Shopify, WordPress, and CMS work across storefronts, publishing workflows, themes, and plugins.
03
Integrations & Automation
APIs and connected applications, with useful automation, AI-assisted steps, and maintainable failure paths.
Engineering principles
Engineering principles
Build for the next person.
The next maintainer should be able to understand the decisions, dependencies, and limits without having to guess.
Keep change possible.
Clear boundaries and a reliable release path let software evolve without making every new need a rewrite.
From services to products
From services to products
Client projects bring practical constraints into focus. Building my own products gives me another way to test what holds up through releases, maintenance, and real use. The lessons move in both directions.
01
Understand
Learn how the product works today, who uses it, and what is getting in the way.
02
Shape
Define a useful first step and make the trade-offs visible before building.
03
Deliver
Build in reviewable pieces, with clear ownership through release.
04
Stay with it
Watch what happens in use, document what matters, and improve the next change.
Selected proof
Selected proof
These are products I build and maintain. Each shows a different part of the engineering work in practice.