Independent studio · Est. 2026

Software & games,
shipped end‑to‑end.

ErtanWorks is a small studio with two practices. Ertan Software Solutions builds the platforms businesses run on. Ertan Game Development ships original games for people who still believe in honest design.

Ertan Software Solutions

Built right.
Shipped on time.

We build custom software for companies that need real systems — not bloated platforms or off-the-shelf compromises. Web, mobile, and backend, shipped end-to-end by a small team that owns the work.

No retainers. No subcontractor pipelines. Scoped projects, clear timelines, code you actually own.

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Currently booking engagements for Q3 2026 onward

Ertan Game Development

Games we'd
want to play.

Original games designed around a single tight loop. No microtransactions, no battle passes, no engagement metrics dictating design.

Released under our games subdomain — each title gets its own page, manual, and dev notes.

How we work

A studio,
not an agency.

Small & senior
Engagements are run by the people who write the code. No layered account managers, no design-by-deck, no handoff cliffs.
Scoped & honest
We propose a scope, we deliver against it. If something's wrong with the plan, we say so — even when that costs us the project.
Code you own
Source lives in your repo from day one. No proprietary platforms, no licensing traps, no lock-in to our infrastructure.
Long horizon
We pick stacks that age well. The simplest thing that solves the problem usually beats the trendiest one — and is easier to hand off.

Careers

Not hiring,
but listening.

No open roles right now. The studio is small and we'd rather grow it carefully than fill seats.

That said — if our work resonates and you'd want to be on the team for what comes next, send a note. We keep a short list and reach out when there's a real fit.

careers@ertanworks.com →

A portfolio or one project link is enough.

Get in touch

Let's talk.

The fastest line is email. Tell us what you're working on, what's stuck, and what would be true if it were unstuck.