A software engineering company for systems the business depends on.
Newety is a Türkiye-based software engineering company helping U.S. and international teams stabilize, modernize, and extend business-critical software systems.
Focus
We work best when the system is important, complex, and risky to change.
Newety currently works with clients through consulting, project delivery, system reviews, stabilization work, modernization efforts, and fractional senior engineering support.
The company is intentionally focused on practical engineering problems: architecture, APIs, databases, cloud services, frontend coordination, integrations, internal tools, and product development where the system risk requires it.
Newety is led by Eren Ersönmez, a founder and senior software architect with deep experience in .NET, SQL Server, Azure DevOps, production troubleshooting, legacy modernization, and remote enterprise delivery.
Eren's public technical footprint includes a long-standing Stack Overflow profile with 39k+ reputation, millions reached, and hundreds of answers.
Company direction
Newety is not a generic agency, broad transformation vendor, or developer-for-hire profile. The company direction is product-minded software engineering for business-critical systems.
Public technical footprint
The founder's Stack Overflow history provides a visible record of practical technical problem-solving across many years of public software engineering questions.
AI stance
Newety uses AI for codebase understanding, refactoring support, tests, documentation, migration planning, and workflow acceleration. Senior human judgment remains responsible for architecture, review, and production risk.
Tools & playbooks
Over time, repeated client problems are expected to shape reusable playbooks, internal tools, and possible product ideas. That work is early and practical, not a claim of mature products.
Have a system that needs senior engineering attention?
Send a short note about the system, the problem, and your timeline. Newety typically starts with a focused conversation, system review, or scoped engineering engagement.