Mehmet Alper Tayfur

@mosonlab Thank you, yes, even someone with zero knowledge about reducing context and setting up automation can automate it just by speaking.

@groomifyai Thank you very much, yes, our goal was for users to be able to control their automation from anywhere, even without logging into the Awish application. We enable users to set up and deploy their automations as quickly and simply as possible. We do it 5-10 times faster than our closest competitors, Zapier and Make

@streamingbeam Absolutely, you can create automations to capture and acquire potential customers. Many e-commerce employers have already gained numerous customers.

@alpertayfur @ehtishamahmed Thank you Estisham, Yes, it's a system that can easily automate many of your tasks. You can try it for free now. If you have any questions, please contact me.

@jinxi12ss Thank you Xi Jin, you can try free now.

@elaine Hello and thank you for your comment, Elaine. Yes, our goal is to enable teams to work faster and more effectively, recovering lost time and providing an easily accessible platform. We offer high credits for free use. We would be very happy if you try it and provide your feedback.

@lawrencetang112 Thank you, actually you don't need to download anything. You can go to our website awish.ai, enter the application, connect your WhatsApp, and create your automations, controlling them via WhatsApp.

@allentown521 Thank you Allen, you can use for free now.

@hello_5kkXZ Yes, you can create your automation just through chat.

@ivangalic2004 Thank you for your valuable feedback. We would be very happy if you could also share your experiences after trying our app. We offer free credits for you to try it out.

@contact_vl0m Thank you so much for your valuable feedback Didenko. Actually, you perform the verification by connecting to WhatsApp Web, which also allows you to easily manage your automations from within WhatsApp.

@taufolio We are very happy that you liked our product and thank you very much for your kind comment. Our goal is to enable everyone to easily create automations, become more productive, and easily control their automations from anywhere.

@verydrm Hello, thank you for your valuable feedback Frank. Yes, this is one of the biggest differences between our app and similar applications today. You can easily connect apps you use every day, like WordPress, Slack, and Telegram, from within Awish, and manage your workflow as if you were sending a message to a friend.

@yos_riady Thanks a lot for the feedback Yos, Reducing dashboard fatigue and keeping teams inside tools like Slack or Telegram was a big focus for us, so I’m really glad that stood out.

On security, we use Composio for secure integrations, which is SOC 2 and ISO 27001:2022 compliant. We also don’t store your data or use it for model training; everything is processed in isolated AWS environments with encryption in transit and at rest.

Happy to answer anything else if you’re planning to test it out!

Thanks for the feedback! Eliminating dashboard fatigue and keeping teams inside Slack or Telegram was a major focus for us, so glad you appreciate that approach.

To give you a quick look under the hood regarding security:

Integrations: We partner with Composio to handle account connections safely. This layer fully complies with SOC 2 and ISO 27001:2022 standards.

Data Flow: We never store your data or use it for model training. Everything goes straight to our isolated AWS instances and is fully encrypted both in transit and at rest.

Let me know if you have any other questions, or if you're planning to test it out!

@janebicole032 Thank you so much for your valuable feedback. Yes, our goal was to create an AI system where everyone could automate repetitive, time-consuming tasks online by writing them down. We achieved that. Afterwards, we enabled the automations to improve and become smarter by learning from your feedback, allowing you to control them from anywhere – from a PC or web browser – using apps like WhatsApp, Slack, and Telegram, without even needing to access the Awish app. These features have increased the value we provide, and we continue to think about how we can offer even more benefits.

Hey Startupbase Community — I’m Alper, co-founder and project manager of Awish.

About a year ago, while working as a freelancer, I noticed how much time I was losing on repetitive online tasks.

It wasn’t one big task that slowed me down. It was the small things I had to repeat again and again: follow-ups, updates, reports, reminders, drafts, client messages, and moving information between tools.

That’s where the idea for Awish started.

Awish helps individuals and teams turn repetitive online work into secure, self-improving automations using natural language.

You describe what you want in chat. Awish understands the request, plans the workflow, connects the right apps with your permission, and helps create the automation in minutes.

But the part we’re most excited about is this:

After your automation is created, you don’t need to keep opening Awish to manage it.

You can control your automations from the apps you already use every day — WhatsApp, Slack, or Telegram.

That means you can:

• run an automation
• pause a workflow
• check status
• approve an action
• receive summaries
• manage tasks while you’re away from your desk

We also designed Awish around control and trust. Important actions should be reviewed and approved, app connections should happen with permission, and automations should feel reliable — not like a black box.

Awish also learns from your conversations and workflow history, so over time your automations can become more personalized and better aligned with how you actually work.

For our Startupbase launch, we’re offering free credits so you can try Awish yourself.

We’d really love your honest feedback today, especially on:

1. Is the first use case immediately clear?
2. Would you trust automations controlled from WhatsApp, Slack, or Telegram?
3. Which repetitive workflow would you want Awish to automate first?
4. Where would you want more control or approval before an automation runs?

Thank you for checking out Awish.

I’ll be here all month answering questions and learning from your feedback.

AcquireBase feels very founder-friendly. I like that it removes the usual friction around listing fees, unlock fees, and commission, especially for smaller side projects or micro-SaaS products where every dollar matters. The Escrow.com integration is a good trust layer too — buyers and sellers both need that extra confidence when the deal moves beyond the listing.

Hyperengage feels like a missing layer for customer-facing agents. I like the idea of building one structured memory per customer instead of letting context stay scattered across product usage, CRM notes, and past interactions. If the agent can reason from that full graph, support and success workflows become much more useful than just answering from a help doc.

Photo Poodle feels like a fun upgrade from the usual “please upload your event photos” link. The QR flow is simple, but the real charm is in the prompts and challenges — guests are much more likely to share good candid moments when they’re given playful ideas instead of a blank upload page. The live photo wall is a nice touch for weddings and parties too.