We connect the world of racing pigeons into a single data network.
GüvercinYeri is being developed to bring the scattered information of the racing pigeon world — from live races to world news, from ring number lookup to pedigree and family analysis — together in a single digital ecosystem.
We do more than show results.
GüvercinYeri's core aim is not just to publish race lists but to connect races, birds, families, pedigrees, organisations and current information. That way a race watched today becomes part of the same bird's digital history tomorrow and, years later, part of a family's performance memory.
Follow races around the world from a single screen.
Instead of searching the races of different organisations separately, GüvercinYeri brings active One Loft Race races together on a shared live race screen. The race feed and incoming results can be followed from one centre.
The world's pigeon news in one newsroom.
From federations to organisations, from race announcements to industry developments, content published in different countries becomes a shared news feed under the GüvercinYeri Global Newsroom.
From a ring number to the whole story.
Thanks to an index built from world race data, users can search for a pigeon by its ring number. The aim is not only to find the bird but to bring its linked race records, performance and available family data together under the same digital identity.
We turn the pedigree from a document into a living data network.
The Smart Pedigree system does more than show sires and dams in a chart. By matching the birds in the pedigree with records in the GüvercinYeri database, it aims to reveal the real race and family data behind the family tree.
Read the data within the family together, not just the lineage names.
By assessing pedigree, race history and family links together, the system helps users explore relationships they may not see at first glance in the pedigree. Rather than a single famous ancestor, the aim is to make visible the performance traces that recur across different birds of the family.
In the future, this structure will also create a data layer supporting the breeder's experience in mate selection: which lines may complement each other, which traits recur within the family and which points should be researched in a pairing can be assessed with broader data.
Grow and track your own loft digitally.
My Loft is the breeder's personal workspace, where they can add their own birds to the system, manage bird profiles and build youngster and family links. The aim is to build, over time, the digital memory of the breeder's own family line.
We turn today's race into tomorrow's historical data.
As organisation, race date and result records are kept in a shared data structure, GüvercinYeri stops being just a screen for watching live races; it becomes a growing world race memory where past seasons can be researched.
Every new race makes the system a little more valuable.
GüvercinYeri is not a static catalogue. As new race results enter the system, bird profiles, race histories and family links become richer. The search index and data infrastructure are designed to deliver this growth to users quickly. Our goal is to build a racing pigeon memory that remains searchable even at the scale of millions of birds and hundreds of millions of results.
Source
Preserving, as far as possible, the link to the race and organisation the data came from.
Link
Assessing the bird, its family, pedigree and race history within the same data network.
Continuity
Building a performance memory that grows over time rather than relying on a single result.
Breeder
Positioning technology alongside the breeder's experience, not in place of it.
A digital racing pigeon network reaching from Turkey to the world.
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