ArcLedger
Exact-money stablecoin bookkeeping with resumable blockchain ingestion.
Esen Urer / Full-Stack Software Engineer
FinTech, applied AI and data-intensive software.
From the interface to the invariants underneath.
01 / Featured projects
The failure modes, boundaries and trade-offs behind four substantial builds.
Exact-money stablecoin bookkeeping with resumable blockchain ingestion.
From a table QR code to payment to a physical kitchen printer.
LLM interpretation with deterministic safeguards and practice-only execution.
A falsification platform for trading strategy claims.
A consistent engineering approach
Exact money and independently reconstructed results.
Interpretation is useful. Execution authority is earned.
Test access across tenants, not just within a working UI.
Private venue networks. Physical printers. Irreplaceable files.
A confidence score needs provenance. A verdict needs verification.
02 / Supporting systems
Local tools, chosen because they fit the job.
An automated lead generation and enrichment engine for UK trade businesses.
A native Windows app for sorting thousands of photos and videos by keyboard.
03 / Commercial delivery & front-end craft
Client and product websites across three front-end stacks. A different scale of work, with the same attention to delivery.

Facilities and construction website, from responsive pages to a custom-domain launch.
HTML / CSS / JS / Vercel / Formspree
DNS migration, permanent redirects, strict CSP, responsive WebP assets and structured data. A privacy-aware Formspree enquiry flow completes the delivery.

A transparency-first project website with validated configuration and safe defaults.
Next.js / Zod / Vitest / Playwright
Security headers, generated social previews and deliberate feature flags. No fabricated project data and no wallet connection. This entry concerns the website, not the token.

A dessert storefront with portion pricing, a persistent cart and hosted checkout.
Next.js / Stripe / Resend
Catalogue, checkout and order-confirmation email integration. No real payments are being taken. Stronger server-side checkout fixes were on an undeployed branch in the reviewed evidence.

A café website with Google reviews served through a server-side API proxy.
React / Vite / Express / Google Places
The Places API key stays on the server. Opening-hours UX, gallery, maps and delivery links make the site useful before a visit.

Framework-free delivery with before/after sliders and a WhatsApp quote flow.
HTML / CSS / JS / Google Maps
Dynamic gallery, keyboard and touch interactions, and a service-area map. Enquiries open WhatsApp without a backend. Public material is anonymised.

A visual marketing site built around video, a large gallery and a lightbox.
Next.js / Motion / Formspree
Front-end and visual-design evidence. Reviews and statistics in the demo are placeholders, not verified business claims.

A catering-vehicle website with service, process and case-study galleries.
Next.js / Tailwind / CSP
Hero carousel, conversion galleries and security-policy work. The reviewed live quote form does not submit enquiries; a connected implementation existed on an unmerged branch.

A bilingual lodging site with separate language URLs and translated accessibility text.
HTML / CSS / JS / Internationalisation / Structured data
Custom translations, hreflang, translated image descriptions and ARIA labels, lodging schema and reduced motion. Unverified information and generated imagery are labelled.
04 / About the engineer
I’m Esen Urer, a full-stack software engineer interested in the places where software meets real consequences.
My work spans FinTech, applied AI, data-intensive systems and secure software. The common thread is practical: represent money exactly, enforce tenant boundaries, verify model output and be honest about uncertainty.
Building useful software has led me toward a more deliberate engineering practice. I revisit earlier work, audit assumptions and fix mistakes rather than edit them out of the story. The case studies show that progression through decisions and evidence.