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Founder of Fastemy
Abdullah Yılmaz builds small apps that reach a lot of people.
Founder of Fastemy — an independent mobile app studio shipping fast, focused, AI-powered apps for iOS and Android.
Abdullah Yılmaz is a Turkish mobile app developer and entrepreneur, and the founder of Fastemy, an independent app studio. He has designed, built and launched more than 30 fast, single-purpose, AI-powered apps for iOS and Android across education, productivity, health and lifestyle, together used by over a million people and averaging 4.7 stars across more than 10,000 App Store reviews. He works end to end — product, design, engineering and launch — and teaches the same build-and-ship approach in online courses on Udemy.
By the numbers
Abdullah Yılmaz is the founder of Fastemy, an independent mobile app studio whose catalogue of fast, focused apps has reached more than a million people across education, productivity, health and lifestyle. He works end to end — product, design, engineering and launch — which is how a Fastemy idea gets from sketch to store in days rather than quarters.
His approach is deliberately narrow. Instead of one giant app that tries to do everything, Abdullah ships many small ones that each solve a single problem exceptionally well: identify a diamond from a photo, log a meal by voice, practise pronunciation, plan a day out loud. That focus is what keeps the portfolio at a 4.7-star average across more than 10,000 App Store reviews.
Artificial intelligence sits at the centre of the newer work. Vision, speech and language models are not the pitch — they are the plumbing behind features people use every day without ever thinking about the model underneath.
Alongside the studio, Abdullah teaches online, sharing the same practical playbook he uses at Fastemy: pick a real problem, build the smallest version that already helps, put it in front of users, and let the data decide what comes next.
The short, checkable version.
These are the official profiles. Anything else claiming to be the Abdullah Yılmaz behind Fastemy is not connected to the studio.
Four decisions that shaped how Fastemy works today.
One small idea taken all the way to the App Store alone — design, code, screenshots, listing. It proved a single person could own the entire loop.
The one-app experiment turned into a system: a shared design language, a reusable build pipeline and a launch checklist that turns weeks into days.
Identification, transcription, coaching and planning stopped being novelties and became the reason a whole set of apps suddenly earned a place on the home screen.
Six languages, two platforms and a 4.7-star average across the portfolio — built and maintained by a team you can count on one hand.
Four areas that show up in almost every Fastemy release.
iOS and Android apps designed to be understood in the first ten seconds.
Vision, speech and language models turned into features people reach for daily.
Store listings, positioning and iteration loops that keep compounding after launch.
Courses that hand the entire playbook to people who are just starting out.
A sample from the catalogue — every one designed, built and launched in-house.
The studio's apps identify and value things; these guides explain how that is done by hand.
The questions people actually search for.
Abdullah Yılmaz is the founder of Fastemy, an independent mobile app studio that builds fast, focused, AI-powered apps for iOS and Android used by more than a million people worldwide.
He leads the studio end to end: product direction, design, engineering and launch. In practice that means he designs an app, builds it, ships it to both app stores, and then improves it using real usage data.
His official profiles are LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/wabyilmaz) and Udemy, where he publishes courses. You can also reach the studio directly at contact@fastemy.com.
Yes. He publishes online courses on Udemy covering the same practical approach he uses at Fastemy — choosing a real problem, building the smallest useful version, and shipping it.
Fastemy partners with creators on custom apps and speaks with investors regularly. The Fastemy contact page routes your message straight to him and the rest of the team.
His studio Fastemy has published more than 30 apps, including FIT AI (calorie and diet tracking), Accent AI (pronunciation coaching), Speed Reading & Memory Trainer, and a family of AI identifier apps for diamonds, art, watches, luxury bags, rings and coins. The full catalogue is listed on fastemy.com.
Yes. Abdullah Yılmaz founded Fastemy and runs it as an independent studio. Fastemy is not a client agency or a subsidiary — the apps in its catalogue are its own.
Shipping small, single-purpose, AI-powered mobile apps at unusual speed. Rather than one large product, he builds many focused apps that each solve one problem — which is how the Fastemy catalogue passed 30 apps and a million users with a team of two.
The correct spelling is Abdullah Yılmaz, with a Turkish dotless "ı" in the surname. It also appears as Abdullah Yilmaz and Abdullah YILMAZ; all three refer to the same person, the founder of Fastemy.
Custom creator apps, investment conversations, or a question about how something was built — the studio inbox is read every day.