001 / Studio
An AI-native systems studio.
ArtificialArtz is an AI-native systems studio based across Berlin, Istanbul, and Munich. We build customer-facing AI, opportunity intelligence, full-stack AI products, and custom operating workflows. Then we turn the strongest systems into standalone products. Co-Founders Alper Koç and Arda Vatan lead with Selin Anastasia Arslan (CMO), Mira Dibi (CDO), Bora Sezer (Head of Engineering), and Derin Kaan Vural (Head of Strategic Partnerships). Client systems include MiraKombin with CarbonMR Group, a WestGlobal property opportunity engine, and a Revenisis operating workflow. Product tracks include CakeLet. ProofFeed and Referee are proofs of concept. Deniz is in build. Contact: [email protected].
01Berlin · Istanbul · Munich
02From proof to launch
02How we workProve. Ship. Launch.
01 / Prove
Every system is grounded in real data, a real user, or a real operational constraint. No slideware.
02 / Ship
We build the smallest system that can prove the idea, then put it inside the way the team already works.
03 / Launch
The systems that prove themselves get their own launch, their own users, and their own market.
03QuestionsShort answers
What does ArtificialArtz build?
ArtificialArtz is an AI-native systems studio based across Berlin, Istanbul, and Munich. We build customer-facing AI, opportunity intelligence, full-stack AI products, and custom operating workflows. Then we turn the strongest systems into standalone products.
Where is the studio based?
Berlin, Istanbul, and Munich.
How does a collaboration start?
With a focused system call. We map the current workflow, scope the smallest system that can prove the idea, and ship into the way the team already works.
Is MiraKombin a client system or a studio product?
MiraKombin is a conversational AI stylist launching in Turkey. MiraKombin's Turkey market entry is developed in partnership with CarbonMR Group.
04ContactPoint us at it
Start with the bottleneck.
If a process is already costing time, attention, or revenue, we will tell you whether it is worth turning into a system.