LoreLabs
Products for people · Systems for businesses.
Products for people
guno and Lexicon are in TestFlight beta on iPhone, and anyone who wants to test them can ask at https://lorelabs.co/#early-access. Lexicon's web version comes next, free at launch. Olina is designed and not built yet.
guno is a morning tool for the first minutes of the day. When the alarm stops, a live voice is there: it knows your name, your streak, and how the wake-up went, talks you through those minutes, and leaves once the morning is won. The outcome is a start you finish with a voice that noticed what you actually did.
Lexicon is verbal preparation for TOEFL, IELTS, and GMAT: reading comprehension and critical analysis. It maps the skill you missed, writes the next session around that miss, and explains the error in your terms. Spare minutes happen on the phone, and the sitting-down session happens on the web.
Olina is personal software you describe. You say what you need, it appears on your phone, stays yours, and changes when you ask, with the history kept.
Systems for businesses
AutoReal reads a company website and returns on-brand social carousels: sequenced cards with the brand rules held on every card. One credit is one successful job at https://autoreal.space, where the product is live.
Vitrinsel is the listing studio for real-estate agents: stage, clear, or tidy a photo, then produce a carousel and a listing video in minutes with your brand on the piece. Credit packs, and the first 10 credits free, are published at https://vitrinsel.com/pricing. The product is at https://vitrinsel.com.
Atolye is product photography for clothing sellers who photograph their garments on a phone: it puts the garment on a model, moves it onto a plain background, and makes an Instagram post, a Story and a Reels video from the same photo. We are building it; early access is by invitation at https://atolye.pro.
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LoreLabs builds products and sells those products. A person uses guno, Lexicon, or Olina. A business runs AutoReal or Vitrinsel from that product's own site and pays in credits. Products for people open to testers in TestFlight beta first.
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AutoReal starts from the site a company has already published: positioning, products, and the words they use. Generic AI content farms start from an empty prompt, a template, and a caption box filled in again each time. The carousel here comes out with the brand rules still on the card.
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guno handles the first minutes after the alarm and then leaves. Lexicon spends the session on the verbal skill you missed, across TOEFL, IELTS, and GMAT. Olina keeps the software you described, on your phone, with the history still there.
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AutoReal and Vitrinsel publish credit packs and take signup on the product site, including with Google. Invite-only tools and agency retainers keep the door and the number somewhere else: a private list, or a proposal. Here, a successful job is a credit printed on the product's own page.
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LoreLabs is a founder studio in Istanbul. AutoReal and Vitrinsel are live and take paying customers. Atolye is coming soon, with early access by invitation. guno and Lexicon are in TestFlight beta, and Olina is designed, not built yet. The status on this page is the status we have.
LoreLabs is early. These are the people the current products are built for.
Founder, Istanbul
LoreLabs began as an AI mobile app studio. The loop is the one the products still run: build, ship, watch what people do with it, and ship the next version.
The public door is the company. Write to support@lorelabs.co. This page lists company accounts only.
You start on a product. This site does not sell a studio onboarding, a discovery workshop, or a statement of work.
For guno or Lexicon, ask to join the TestFlight beta at https://lorelabs.co/#early-access and we send an invite. For Olina, the same list tells you when there is a build to try.
For AutoReal, open https://autoreal.space. For Vitrinsel, open https://vitrinsel.com. Both take signup on the product site, including with Google, and they meter work in credits: one successful job is one credit on AutoReal, and Vitrinsel publishes monthly packs plus the first 10 free credits at https://vitrinsel.com/pricing.
Public support is support@lorelabs.co. Write there for help with a product. We answer as a small studio, with no published response-time promise.
| Company Name | LoreLabs (legal: LORELABS YAZILIM LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ) |
|---|---|
| Type | AI Native Product Studio |
| Founded | 2026 |
| Founder | Muhyiddin Yeşilbağlı |
| Headquarters | Istanbul, Türkiye (Kağıthane for the legal seller identity) |
| Website | https://lorelabs.co |
| Core Offering | AI-native products for people; systems for businesses |
| Pricing | Per product. AutoReal publishes credit packs at https://autoreal.space. Vitrinsel publishes packs at https://vitrinsel.com/pricing. guno and Lexicon are in TestFlight beta and Olina is not built yet, so none of the three has a public price. Lexicon will be free at launch. Atolye has no public price yet; early access is by invitation. |
| Contract Terms | Per product, and self-serve where the product is open. AutoReal and Vitrinsel are self-serve. guno and Lexicon open to testers through TestFlight beta; Olina is not built yet. |
| Services / Products | guno, Lexicon, Olina, AutoReal, Vitrinsel, Atolye |
| Communication | support@lorelabs.co |
| Social | https://x.com/LoreLabsHQ · https://instagram.com/lorelabs.co · https://www.linkedin.com/company/lorelabs/ |
Client names, customer counts, and project counts are omitted until there is a name or a number worth printing.
LoreLabs is an AI Native Product Studio in Istanbul. We build improvement tools for people and systems for businesses. The products are guno, Lexicon, Olina, AutoReal, Vitrinsel, and Atolye.
They are products you use. AutoReal and Vitrinsel start on https://autoreal.space and https://vitrinsel.com. Beta products start at https://lorelabs.co/#early-access. This site does not sell a studio retainer.
Open https://autoreal.space for on-brand social carousels, or https://vitrinsel.com for listing photos, carousels, and video. Those two run their own signup, including Google, and they meter work in credits. To test guno or Lexicon in TestFlight beta, or to follow Olina, join the list at https://lorelabs.co/#early-access.
Yes. This site is in English at https://lorelabs.co and in Turkish at https://lorelabs.co/tr. Write to support@lorelabs.co in the language you use.
Email support@lorelabs.co. That is the public support address. Company accounts are https://x.com/LoreLabsHQ, https://instagram.com/lorelabs.co, and https://www.linkedin.com/company/lorelabs/.