For more than thirteen years I have sat at the intersection of design, engineering, and product strategy — translating messy real-world processes into software people can actually finish. StepIn is not a side experiment; it is the synthesis of everything I have learned building dashboards, document pipelines, and multi-step workflows under strict regulatory pressure.
The Türkiye Tech Visa pathway asks founders and technology experts to assemble a dossier that is dense, fragmented, and unforgiving of small errors. I watched the same pattern in migration products years earlier: talented people losing weeks because a stamp, translation, or expiry date was wrong — not because they lacked merit. StepIn exists so those issues surface in a private preparation layer, long before an official filing.
We are not a government portal and we do not replace legal counsel. We are the operating system for readiness — rule engines, validation routes, and role-aware workspaces for applicants, technopark HR, and corporate teams. I architected that stack end to end because I believe global tech mobility deserves the same rigor we give to enterprise software.