Discognia is a technology company. We build applications, platforms and intelligent decision systems for humans and machines. What we invent, we own.
Most software helps people store, manage and retrieve information. We build software that goes one step further: it makes decisions.
Our systems turn data, uncertainty, rules, constraints and human judgement into clear, actionable outcomes — decisions that people and machines can understand, trust and act on.
A decision system has to do more than produce an answer. It has to be accurate. It has to explain itself. It has to know what it does not know. It has to work within real-world constraints. And it has to keep working when nobody is watching.
That discipline is Decision Intelligence.
We build the whole stack ourselves — from the underlying models and decision engines to the interfaces people use and the applications that put those decisions into practice.
Discognia comes from cognition — the ability to know, understand and form judgments. Because every meaningful decision starts with understanding.
And when we create something genuinely new, we protect it.
Every line of our software is ours.
Our first product family serves the Turkish property market — one platform, three products, eleven languages.
The public platform for the Turkish property market. Verified listings, market data, return calculations, a live property channel, and a complete guide to residency and citizenship — in eleven languages, for buyers making decisions from abroad.
A multi-tenant workspace built for estate agencies. Each agency gets its own branded environment for listings, teams, clients and pipelines, running on shared infrastructure. Digital contracts can be signed with a one-time code and generated as documents designed for use under Turkish law.
Real-time communication between agents and clients, across languages. Messages, voice and video are translated live between Turkish, English and Persian. You write in your language. They read in theirs. Available as a web app and a native Android application.
Not every decision worth scoring belongs to a plant or a market. Gamix puts the same idea on a backgammon board, where the quality of a move can be measured the moment it is made.
Backgammon against a neural engine of our own. Every move is scored the moment it is played, and the reasoning is given in plain language: what the move was worth, what the better move would have been, and why. There is a position lab for testing an idea, a tournament clock, two players on one device, and an archive that keeps every game and tracks your level. In Persian, Turkish and English.
Not everything we invent is software. REVERTA is a safety device — the first product we have taken off the screen and into the physical world.
A safety module for a service pistol already in use. When the authorised carrier is separated from the weapon, the weapon stops working; when it is returned, it works again. REVERTA is designed to fit the weapons an organisation already carries, rather than to require a new weapon. Its resting state is the working state, so a depleted battery does not leave an officer without a functioning weapon.
The same core, pointed at machines rather than markets: systems that watch a process, understand its state, and determine what should happen next — with the reasoning attached.
An engine nobody can audit is an engine nobody will trust with a plant. Our systems preserve the rules and the evidence behind every conclusion, so an operator can ask why and get an explanation rather than a score.
Real processes produce partial data, late data, missing data and contradictions. The interesting engineering is not the clean case; it is making a good decision when a sensor is silent and the shift has already started.
We deliver the engine together with the interface, the deployment and the instrumentation needed to understand whether it is still performing correctly months later. A model without those things is a demonstration. A decision engine is a system.
When a problem has no shelf answer, we design one. Then we protect it. Our intellectual property is our own, and so is every line of the software our products run on.
Decision technology does not belong to one industry. We apply the same principles wherever decisions are complex, consequential, uncertain or difficult to automate.
Different domains. Different constraints. The same question: what is the right decision — and why?
Discognia is a technology company. We are engineers. We write our own software, we run our own infrastructure, we design our own systems, and we file our own patent applications.
Everything on this page was designed and built in-house. There is no agency behind it and no white label under it — just the people who build the systems.
Whichever product or system brings you here, you reach the same small team — the people who build the software, not a call centre in front of them. WhatsApp is usually the fastest way to reach us.
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