Appflows Technology Inc.

AppFlows is the product studio of APPFLOWS TEKNOLOJİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ, a technology company registered in Türkiye and based in Konyaaltı, Antalya. Rather than taking on client work, the studio develops and runs its own portfolio of software products, describing itself as a small team that designs, ships and operates its own apps alongside one piece of hardware. Its stated output spans eight products across iOS and Android plus a single hardware device. The studio's flagship offering is GeoShake, an earthquake early-warning system built on a community sensor network. GeoShake combines a mobile app with a seismic sensor device — the T1 — that AppFlows designs and manufactures itself, and the company operates the network and apps behind it. GeoShake is a trademark of APPFLOWS TEKNOLOJİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ. Beyond GeoShake, AppFlows lists seven further products from the studio: GeoKit, a field data collector; AURA, a dating app positioned beyond swiping; BodyMuse, an AI body analysis tool; PureFace, a face yoga app; Eatie, aimed at trusted food experts; ReSnap, an AI receipt scanner using OCR; and LSP (Last Shelter Protocol), a survival game. All of these apps are distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play. AppFlows positions itself as a self-funded, product-led studio: it does not take client work, and every product on its site is designed, built and operated in-house. The company is privately held and headquartered at Akdeniz Üniversitesi Uluğbey AR-GE 2 in Konyaaltı, Antalya. Its products are marketed globally through the major mobile app stores, and its public contact channel is info@appflows.co.

AppFlows is the product studio of APPFLOWS TEKNOLOJİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ, a technology company registered in Türkiye and headquartered in Konyaaltı, Antalya. Public descriptions characterize it as a Turkish technology company developing AI-based apps. The studio's own materials emphasize that it is a small team focused exclusively on its own products: it does not take client work, and every product it presents is designed, built and operated in-house. The studio's portfolio is organized around a set of consumer and utility applications distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play, together with a single hardware line. Its flagship is GeoShake, an earthquake early-warning product built on a community sensor network. GeoShake comprises both a mobile app and a seismic sensor device — the T1 — which AppFlows designs and manufactures itself, while also running the network and apps behind it. GeoShake is a registered trademark of APPFLOWS TEKNOLOJİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ. Alongside GeoShake, the studio lists seven additional products: GeoKit, a field data collector; AURA, a dating app described as going beyond swiping; BodyMuse, an AI body analysis tool; PureFace, a face yoga app; Eatie, oriented toward trusted food experts; ReSnap, an AI receipt scanner using OCR; and LSP (Last Shelter Protocol), a survival game. Together these make up the eight products the studio says it runs across iOS and Android, plus its one hardware device. The company operates from the Akdeniz Üniversitesi Uluğbey AR-GE 2 address in Konyaaltı, Antalya, and its public contact point is info@appflows.co. It is privately held. Detailed founding dates, funding history and leadership names are not established in the available public evidence.

A small, self-funded product studio that designs, ships and operates its own apps and hardware rather than taking client work.

• GeoShake

  Flagship earthquake early-warning product built on a community sensor network; includes an app and the T1 seismic sensor designed and manufactured by AppFlows.

• GeoKit

  Field data collector app.

• AURA

  Dating app positioned as going beyond swiping.

• BodyMuse

  AI body analysis app.

• PureFace

  Face yoga app.

• Eatie

  App oriented toward trusted food experts.

• ReSnap

  AI receipt scanner using OCR.

• LSP (Last Shelter Protocol)

  Survival game.

1. 1AppFlows — We build our own productsappflows.co
2. 2Appflows Technology Inc. — Wikidatawikidata.org