Portrait of Emek Can Doğru, founder of Conarium, Cedulon, Tugra and Wearu
Founder · Operator · Internet-Draft author

Emek Can Doğru

I build the evidence layer for AI — and I test it on a 36-year-old company before anyone else has to trust it.

İzmir, Türkiye → global
Most people demo AI. I make it prove what it did. Doğrucan Mobilya — 5 stores, +102% YoY — is my laboratory. Every product ships to my own company first, survives real customers and real cash, and only then goes public. What comes out is the same idea in four shapes: a machine action should carry its own proof.
What I've built
Verifiable, not claimed
Standards
Four IETF Internet-Drafts, sole author: Cedulon: An Audit Layer for Agent-to-Agent Commerce, Cedulon Re-Attestation, Cedulon Streaming Reconciliation and SCITT Disclosure Evidence. Individual submissions, discussed on the public SCITT mailing list. Not adopted by a working group and not endorsed by the IETF — the drafts, the review threads and the interoperability results are all public, which is the point.
Shipped
tugra · @cedulon/* (eight packages) · @conarium-ai/core Published to npm with SLSA build provenance — you can check who built the bytes you install, not just who says they did.
Source
github.com/dogrucanemek-alt Conarium, Cedulon and Tugra are public: conformance vectors, test suites and CI runs included. Read the code before you believe the claims.
Company
VERAX TEKNOLOJİ LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ — Türkiye Registered software company behind Conarium, Cedulon and Tugra.
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Doğrucan Mobilya — the proof engine

A 36-year-old İzmir furniture brand with 5 stores, rebuilt AI-first around a system that reads 100,000+ customer records and 10,000+ incoming messages a month. It grew +102% year-over-year. It is not a case study — it is where every product earns the right to exist, and where I find out what breaks before a customer does.

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