From agency to software studio

Radar WFP started as a design and production studio in Istanbul: websites, photography, and brand work for architects, designers, and businesses. That work is still visible in our portfolio, and some of it still runs in production today.

Over the years, the tools we built for ourselves kept growing, until the tools became the work. Today Radar WFP is a software studio: we design, build, and support our own desktop applications.

What we make now

  • Aurora Workflow: a dockable sidebar for your projects, notes, and tasks on Windows. Public 1.0.0 is on the way; the waitlist is open.
  • ChromaBlender: professional color transfer that matches the look of any reference photo, one image or a whole batch.
  • LUTForge: generate 3D LUTs from before/after image pairs, exported as industry-standard .cube files.

Each product lives on its own site with its own documentation and checkout. This site is the studio behind them.

What stayed

The habits from the agency years are the point, not the past: care for how things look, respect for the person using the thing, and doing the unglamorous parts properly. In software terms that means licensing that tolerates being offline, and support answered by the people who wrote the code.

The design heritage isn’t retired either: it is the foundation the products are built on.

Why the reposition

Desktop software deserves the same craft standard as a good building or a good photograph: precise, useful, and built to last. That’s the standard we hold the products to, and the reason this studio exists.

Bilge Can Gürer Radar WFP