01 · Who
Age, relationship, occasion, budget
Partner or colleague, birthday or anniversary, and how much you meant to spend, in lira. Four fields, one screen. It is the same conversation you would have with a friend who is good at this.
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The question every household asks three weeks before a birthday, and again the night before. Kime ne alsam? Nealabilirim asks you about the person instead of the product, then hands back five gifts with a price in lira and the shop that sells them. Turkish, for Turkey, in about a minute.
Gifts per ask
Screens, then it stops
The first ask
What it asks
Product frames · live build behind sign-in
01 · Who
Partner or colleague, birthday or anniversary, and how much you meant to spend, in lira. Four fields, one screen. It is the same conversation you would have with a friend who is good at this.
02 · What they are like
Tap the things they are into. Then the two questions that actually find the gift: what do they complain about, and what does their Saturday look like. A phone that is always at 4 per cent is a better clue than "likes technology".
03 · The fine print
Their job, anything that must not be in the box, and what you gave last year so it never comes back. Every field can be skipped. Every field you fill makes the answer less generic.
04 · The answer
Each one has a name, a sentence on why it fits, a price in lira and where to buy it in Turkey. One is an experience, one is under budget, and each says how fast you need to order. Then it is done, and you go and buy the thing.
Where it points
Every suggestion is priced in lira and points at a shop that delivers in Turkey: Trendyol, Hepsiburada, Amazon.tr, Çiçeksepeti. Nothing that needs a card in another currency or a customs form. Nothing that arrives after the birthday.
It knows the calendar too. Anneler Günü, Babalar Günü, Sevgililer Günü, Yılbaşı, a graduation, a new baby. Each has its own front door with the questions already half-answered, because the occasion is half the brief.
You pay per ask, with credits, not a subscription. The first one is free. If the answer is wrong, you have lost a minute and a lira, not a month.
The front door
Live · screenshot from the public site
Open it, answer three screens, buy the thing. It is live today for Turkey, in Turkish, and the first ask costs nothing.
Nealabilirim suggests. It does not sell, and a shop's price is the shop's. Check it before you order.