Mobile app studio
Jazz Games is an independent studio in Diyarbakır, Türkiye. We design, build and ship apps for photography, pets, hair care, sport, music and everyday curiosity. Seven apps live on the App Store, two of them also on Google Play.
Seven products, one idea behind all of them: powerful tools that stay simple enough to open every day.
Photo & Video
An AI pet photo editor. Upload one picture of your cat or dog and get wallpapers, stickers and scenes worth sending to the group chat. On Android it also ships with the pet translator built in.
Photo & Video, Lifestyle
A photo studio with an editorial eye. Signature filters, film grain and ready made layouts that turn a messy camera roll into a feed that looks like it was planned.
Lifestyle, Health & Fitness
Photograph your hair and get a cosmetic score out of 100, with observations on texture, porosity, density, frizz and scalp. Then follow a routine built around what the analysis found and watch the score move week by week.
Sports, Entertainment
Live scores for football, basketball and the NFL across eighteen competitions. Lineups drawn on the pitch, every goal in order, and the table right beside the match.
Lifestyle, Entertainment
A group chat where the other members are AI characters made for you. Tell them what happened, or share a screenshot, and two to four different personalities weigh in.
I skipped my best friend's birthday for a work deadline. Am I wrong?
Mayanot wrong for the deadline. wrong if you told her last minute 👀
TheoDeadlines move. Birthdays don't. Apologise first, explain second.
Music, Productivity
Multitrack playback for live shows and rehearsals on Mac, iPad and iPhone. Route stems to separate outputs, keep the click and spoken cues in the in-ears and send a clean mix to the PA.
Photo & Video, Productivity
Our flagship. Point the camera at anything to identify it, ask the built in assistant a question, or find out what your cat is actually saying. Shipping and improving since January 2024.
Four more apps in the last stretch before the App Store.
AI video
Describe a shot in one sentence and it gets filmed. Say what happens next and the film gets longer, each new shot picking up from the last frame of the one before.
Rental proof
Photograph a rental car or a home when you get it and when you give it back. Every photo gets a server timestamp, so if a damage charge arrives you answer it with one link.
Tycoon game
Six needles hide in a pile of millions of straws. Start with a farm hand and a shovel, then draw conveyor belts and build rakes, robot arms and scanners until every needle is found.
Puzzle game
A cozy 3D puzzle. Tap matching crystals on a spinning tower, swipe to turn it, and help Pofi the baby unicorn catch the little animals floating down in their bubbles.
Four people can ship a real app in a few months if nobody is waiting on a handover.
We start from a thing people already do badly with three separate apps, not from a technology we want to try.
The interface comes before the backlog. If the main screen needs an explanation, the idea is not ready.
We release with one feature that works properly rather than six that almost do, then read every review.
Halo has been getting releases for over two years. Pet translation exists because people asked for it.
Three rules that decide most of our arguments.
Every app starts as an interface, not a feature list. Fewer buttons, clearer defaults, nothing hidden behind a menu you have to learn.
We use AI to take work away from the person holding the phone. Identifying, generating, understanding. Never as decoration on a splash screen.
Our apps keep getting updates years after launch. Roadmaps are shaped by store reviews and support email, not by what looks good in a deck.
All seven apps, built for iPhone and iPad, and Backline runs on Mac too. Halo supports iOS 15.6 and later, so older devices are not left behind.
Petify and Kera are on Google Play under Jazz Mobile. Halo and Monet are next in line.
Our apps are localised for English, Turkish, German and more, and are available in over 100 countries.
If yours is not here, write to us and we will answer it.
Yes, all seven are free to download. Some features are unlocked with an optional subscription, and you can use the apps without one.
Petify and Kera are on Google Play today, published under the name Jazz Mobile. The other apps are iOS only for now.
Subscriptions are handled by Apple or Google, not by us. Cancel from the Subscriptions screen in your App Store or Google Play account settings.
Send the app name, your device model and what happened to info@jazzgames.net. Support email is read by the people who wrote the code.
Occasionally, when the project is close to what we already build. Tell us about it and we will say yes or no quickly.
Press, partnerships or app support. Everything lands in the same inbox and we read it.