Okey 101 Çetele
Okey 101 Çetele is a scorekeeping, tournament and customer system we built for cafés and venues in Türkiye where 101 Okey, a popular rummy-style tile game, is played. Players join by scanning a QR code at the table and the system keeps score. Tournaments, Okey Nights and weekly series fill quiet evenings, and the system recognises regulars.
Platform
Web, phone and desktop
Who it is for
Cafés, coffee houses and game venues in Türkiye where 101 Okey is played
Status
Live
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What it does
- QR join and automatic scoringEach table gets its own QR code. The system calculates 101 points, finishing multipliers and penalties; players do not need to install an app.
- Tournaments, Okey Nights and weekly seriesPaired-team tournaments, no-elimination Okey Nights and weekly series with season points are set up from the panel, with a ready sign-up page.
- TV display modeThe screen in the venue shows the draw, the bracket, live scores and the champion card.
- Customer memory and reservationsWho came how often and what they played is recorded; overlapping reservations are caught automatically.
- Leaderboards and showcaseWeekly, monthly and all-time rankings, player ranks and a public page for the venue.
- Campaigns and ÇırakOn a quiet evening a phone notification goes to the right people. Çırak, the panel assistant, understands what you type and sets things up with your approval.
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All products →What does Okey 101 Çetele solve?
A venue’s most expensive evening is its emptiest one. Rent, power and staff cost the same, but half the tables are empty, and yesterday’s customer has no particular reason to come back tonight. When the score sheet (the “çetele”) is kept on paper, who won is forgotten by morning.
Okey 101 Çetele changes that by recording the game. Because the system keeps score, there are no disputes. Who won, who is best this month, who has the longest winning streak: all of it is on record, and players come back to follow the rankings. Tournaments, Okey Nights and weekly series give quiet evenings a ready reason to fill up.
Who is it for?
Cafés, coffee houses and game venues in Türkiye where 101 Okey is played. The venue needs no equipment or training: Çırak asks how many tables you have, adds them, and you download every table’s QR code as one PDF. Game and customer data can be exported to CSV and Excel.
What Corrplus carries into client work
Okey 101 Çetele carries the lessons of building software for non-technical people who work on their feet. The venue owner wants one button that does the job; the player does not want accounts and passwords. So we cut every step down to the shortest path.
Çırak shows how we draw the limits of an AI assistant: it prepares the work, shows a summary and waits for approval; it does not touch money or deletions and does nothing the user is not authorised to do. We apply the same principle in AI agent development projects. The customer memory and campaign side is a direct example for our customer experience and digital marketing work.
Frequently asked questions
Do players need to install an app?
No. Players scan the QR code at the table and join in the browser. At the end of the game the score card and stats land on their phone.
What does it take to try it?
Every venue that signs up uses the most complete plan free for the first 30 days, with no credit card. There is also a permanently free plan. Current plans are listed on okey101cetele.com.
What does Çırak do, and what does it not do?
It shows the next task, understands requests such as "set up a 16-player tournament on Friday evening", asks for missing details and sets it up once you approve. It does not handle money, deletions or anything irreversible; it takes you to that screen instead.
Is it available in English?
Okey 101 Çetele is built for the Turkish market and its interface is in Turkish.
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