Logo Forge

Problem

I wanted to turn a brand idea into a usable logo in seconds. Two things bothered me about tools like Looka and Brandmark. Most of them mangle Turkish characters (ğ, ş, ı, İ, ö, ü, ç), and the pricing runs on hidden auto-renewing subscriptions. I set out to close those two gaps: a logo generator that gets Turkish right, outputs true vector SVG, and charges an honest one-time price.

Approach

I built the product with vibe coding from start to finish: I didn't write the code myself, I directed an AI agent and shaped the product through conversation and iteration. What came out is a full SaaS under one roof. A parallel AI pipeline (fal.ai) produces several logos per request. A hybrid render engine solves the Turkish problem: the AI makes the icon, and I typeset the brand name as a true vector wordmark. On top of that there's a credit and wallet system, a guest flow that needs no account, an admin panel, and a bilingual (EN/TR) interface.

Result

The system works end to end: a live AI pipeline, a credit and wallet system, an editor, an admin panel, and a bilingual interface. I designed every page mobile-first, starting from 360px.

There are two things I still need to settle before going live. The first is a payment stack that accepts cards from Turkey. The second is finding a better generative AI model and tuning the setup to push output quality higher, so the product can hold its own against the competition. Most of the infrastructure is ready; I don't want to ship before both are in place.

What I learned

The biggest lesson was that you can own a product end to end without writing a single line of code yourself. The real work was giving the AI the right direction and making the right calls. The parts that stay invisible, like the money logic and the cost protection, were where those engineering decisions lived. Vibe coding gave me speed, but the responsibility for what the product became stayed with me.