We build a business’s digital storefront and back office as one system — from cafés to optical stores, with the same care in every sector.
Beycode is a software team based in Çekmeköy, Istanbul. We build a business’s online storefront (website, menu, catalog, store) and its back office (product, order, customer and content management) as one system. We also develop mobile and desktop games for phones, tablets and computers.
An example: when a café changes a price in the panel, a guest scanning the QR code on the table sees the new price immediately. From the same panel they open a campaign page, publish a blog post and read incoming contact messages. No separate tools, no separate passwords.
Each customer gets their own design, domain and admin panel. The infrastructure is shared; data is separated per company. So a feature we build for one customer (e.g. picking an address on a map) reaches our other customers too — but no company’s data ever mixes with another’s.
The sites below are live demos of our platform — feel free to explore them. Each runs with its own design and its own panel.
A digital menu opened by QR at the table: categories, product photos, allergen and nutrition info.
A restaurant site that organizes a large menu into categories and shows product details in a bottom sheet.
A site in brand colors with the patisserie’s story, “why us” boxes, a menu and a blog of recipe posts.
A corporate site combining story, blog and product catalog, with all content managed from the panel.
A sunglasses store with over 1,200 products: filters by brand and features, cart and order tracking.
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A store presenting the same catalog under a different brand identity; visitor activity is tracked in the panel.
Every record is separated by company. Example: Uzman Optik and ULU Optik run on the same platform, yet neither can see the other’s orders or customers.
Card data never enters our system. Example: on “Proceed to payment” the customer is sent to a licensed provider’s page; only the result and the last 4 digits come back.
Tracking starts only with permission. Example: a visitor who clicks “Decline” creates not a single statistics record; IP addresses are always stored masked.
Pages are prepared in advance and served ready. Example: even a 1,200-product catalog loads 30 items at a time as you scroll, not all at once.
STEP 1
We go over the menu, photos and brand colors, and settle how many tables and languages are needed.
STEP 2
Categories, products, prices and allergen info go into the panel; the design is tuned to the brand.
STEP 3
QR codes for the tables are prepared; the menu is tested on phones and desktops.
STEP 4
The menu goes live. From then on, the café team updates prices and products in the panel themselves.
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