My name is Mustafa Kivanc Demirsoy. I hack companies for a living — full red team engagements,
breaking in like a real attacker so the bad guys can't. I also build businesses. I build brands.
I build AI systems. And I do it all because I genuinely love it.
Right now I'm running multiple businesses — each one found a real problem, got researched, branded,
built, and shipped through the same AI-powered pipeline.
WeHack
LUA Jewellery
TSK
TrustLock
MarketMate
Every single one of them started the same way: saying Bismillah and shipping something ugly.
WeHack started as a one-page website. LUA started as three rings on a Shopify store.
None of them were perfect. All of them were shipped.
The system behind it all
I built a 24-agent AI operating system that runs the full business stack — marketing,
sales, SEO, content, brand intelligence, financial tracking, campaign automation, predictive analytics.
One founder, 24 agents, full studio output.
That system is what powers Badir. Every client project runs through the same pipeline.
Discovery, brand strategy, build, monitor. Proven, repeatable, AI-accelerated.
I'm not building this to become a big company. I'm building this because I believe
the right tools in the right hands can change everything. And I want to find
the people who think the same way.
Why I'm sharing this
Right now, I'm doing this solo. And honestly? I love the work. But I know there are other people
out there — hackers, builders, designers, engineers — who have the same fire.
People who don't just talk about building. People who actually ship.
I want to find those people. I want to collaborate with like-minded builders
who care about doing good work, solving real problems, and serving the Ummah while they're at it.
Whether you're a developer who wants to build something meaningful,
a founder who needs help shipping their product,
or just someone who's tired of talking and ready to build —
I want to hear from you.
بادِرْ
"Take the initiative. Be the first to act. Hasten to do good."
What Badir is
An AI-powered product studio. Brand strategy, product sprints, AI automation — all powered by
the same 24-agent system I use to run my own businesses. If I can build it for myself,
I can build it for you.
But more than that — I want Badir to become a place where builders find each other.
Where the hacker in Christchurch connects with the designer in London and the marketer in KL.
Where we build together instead of alone.
If that resonates — take the scorecard, reach out, or just say salam.
I'm one message away.
Mustafa Kivanc Demirsoy
Founder, Badir
The Vision: Builder Fellowships for the Ummah
Venture studios and builder fellowships are minting founders worldwide.
EWOR gets 35,000 applicants a year.
Antler has 1,300+ portfolio companies.
Entrepreneur First created over $10 billion in value.
The model works — it just hasn't been built for Muslims yet.
No Shariah-compliant deal structures. No understanding of the halal economy.
No community infrastructure for Muslim builders. That's the gap Badir fills.
How the proven models work
EWOR
Fellowship-first model. 35,000 applicants → 200 accepted. Fellows build a startup in 4-6 months with mentorship,
tools, and capital. EWOR takes equity. Results: multiple unicorn-track companies.
Antler
Global venture builder. Finds talented individuals, helps them find co-founders, validates ideas,
and funds the best ones. 30+ offices worldwide. 1,300+ companies funded.
Entrepreneur First
Talent-first investing. Backs individuals before they have an idea.
Cohort-based co-founder matching. $10B+ in portfolio value created.
The pattern is clear: curate talented builders, give them structure and resources,
and world-class companies emerge. Badir applies this pattern to the Muslim builder ecosystem —
with Shariah-compliant structures (mudarabah, musharakah), a daily shipping culture,
and an AI operating system that gives every fellow the tools of a full team.
Why nobody else has built this
Muslim Tech Fest
Annual conference. Inspires for 2 weeks, then nothing until next year. No ongoing building.
MTC
University chapters. Academic focus — students don't ship products, they attend meetings.
Alif
VC/startup funding focused. Pivoted. Not a builder community.
LaunchGood
Crowdfunding platform. Funds projects, doesn't build builders.
Buildspace
Shut down. Was secular. Proved the model, but nobody rebuilt it for Muslims.
MSAs
Islamic student associations. Social + academic focus, don't build products.
Badir's position: Studio + Community + AI + Muslim focus + Daily rhythm.
Nobody else combines all five. That's not a coincidence — it's a gap waiting to be filled.
Builder Economics: Building businesses is the Islamic approach
Some people say Muslim work should be free — fisabilillah.
We say building real businesses IS fisabilillah. Here's why.
What some people say
"Muslim work should be fisabilillah — free for the sake of Allah."
"You shouldn't charge Muslims for help."
"Making money from the community isn't Islamic."
What's actually true
The Prophet (pbuh) was a trader. Khadijah (RA) was one of the most successful businesswomen in Makkah. Commerce IS the Sunnah.
When Abdur-Rahman ibn Awf (RA) arrived in Madinah, the Ansar offered him money. He said: "Show me the market." He built a business first.
The wealthiest Sahaba funded the entire early Muslim community — masjids, armies, wells, orphanages. Wealth built for the sake of Allah IS fisabilillah.
The Badir Model
The studio pays the bills. The growth builds the Ummah.
One funds the other. Both serve Allah. That's sustainable impact — not charity that dies when the donations stop.
"The honest, truthful merchant is with the Prophets, the truthful, and the martyrs."
— Tirmidhi