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GetsFlow is an AI Business Operating System built in Ankara, Turkey, designed to help companies turn complex business processes into custom software through conversation.
At the core of GetsFlow is Tessera AI, our AI Business Architect. Instead of forcing companies to adapt their workflows to rigid, one-size-fits-all ERP software, Tessera adapts the software to the company.
A business can describe its operations, requirements, roles, workflows, and problems through a guided conversation. Tessera then discovers the underlying business processes and builds the required software around them โ including modules, dashboards, forms, workflows, data structures, and AI-powered capabilities.
What makes Tessera different is the engineering layer behind the experience. Our 2-step human-in-the-loop discovery process helps ensure that AI understands the business before generating the system. Generated applications run through a restricted browser-side TSX sandbox, allowing custom interfaces and business logic to be compiled safely without exposing the underlying environment.
Tessera also includes an autonomous self-healing loop designed to detect and correct code-generation drift, allowing generated applications to continuously recover from implementation errors instead of requiring developers to manually fix every issue.
GetsFlow is already backed by a high-security defense industry client, where reliability, security, and complex workflows are not theoretical requirements โ they are real production constraints.
We are completely bootstrapped and building GetsFlow for companies that need software tailored to the way they actually operate.
Our vision is simple: stop forcing businesses to fit their processes into software. Let AI build the software around the business.
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GetsFlow is built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Supabase, with Tessera AI powering conversational business discovery and dynamic TSX application generation. The platform also uses sandboxed browser-side compilation and autonomous code validation and self-healing mechanisms.
GetsFlow's answer:
GetsFlow was born from a simple observation: businesses are often forced to change their processes to fit rigid software. We wanted to reverse that relationship. Built and bootstrapped in Ankara, Turkey, GetsFlow evolved into an AI Business Operating System powered by Tessera AI, enabling companies to explain how they operate and have their own software built around those processes.
GetsFlow's answer:
Our primary audience is mid-sized and enterprise companies with complex, industry-specific workflows that are difficult to manage with generic ERP or SaaS products. GetsFlow is especially suited for manufacturing, heavy industry, defense, and other organizations that need highly customized and reliable business software.
GetsFlow's answer:
GetsFlow replaces the traditional approach of adapting a business to software. With Tessera AI, companies can describe their processes in natural language and have a custom business system built around their needs. It combines AI-driven discovery, TSX application generation, secure sandbox execution, and autonomous self-healing into one platform.
GetsFlow's answer:
GetsFlow is an AI Business Operating System that builds custom enterprise software around how a company actually works. Its core engine, Tessera AI, discovers business processes through conversation and then generates the required modules, workflows, dashboards, and applications instead of forcing businesses into rigid ERP templates.
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