Doğukan Karakaş

I spent a few days building a Linktree clone. Public creator pages with free links anyone can click and premium links gated behind a one-time payment. Creators set their own unlock price, drag links into the order they want, and pick from a palette of accent colors. The whole thing is on GitHub. The dashboard and the public profile page were the parts I expected to take time. They didn't, honestly — standard React with react-server-actions and dnd-kit.

I spent the last few weeks building a Fiverr clone called GigFlow. Tiered gig packages, seller KYC, in-app checkout, real-time chat per order, the whole multi-stage delivery loop. It's a single Next.js project and the whole thing is on GitHub. The gig pages and the order workspace were what I expected to take time. They did, but it was straightforward React.