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Guide 1Everyone

Create your account and get ready

Sign up, confirm your email, and add the one detail every connection needs: your WhatsApp number.

Create the account

Browsing Weslet is open to everyone — no account needed. You only need one to post a wish, a parcel or a trip, and to answer someone.

The Weslet signup form
  1. Enter your full name. It appears on your listings and your public profile, so use the name a stranger would expect to meet.
  2. Enter an email address you actually read — a confirmation link is sent there straight away.
  3. Choose a password of at least 8 characters.
  4. Tick the box to confirm you are 18 or over and accept the Terms and Privacy Policy.
  5. Click "Sign up".

Confirm your email

After signing up you land on a "Check your inbox" screen. Open the email we just sent and click the confirmation button. Until you do, you cannot log in — that single step is what keeps fake accounts off the platform.

Nothing in your inbox? Look in the spam folder first. You can send yourself a fresh link from the login page, and a password-reset link confirms your address too.

Add your WhatsApp number

Weslet has no chat of its own: once two people agree, they talk on WhatsApp. So your number is what gets exchanged — and you cannot send or accept a connection without one.

The My account page with the WhatsApp, country and city fields
  1. Open My account from the menu.
  2. Type your WhatsApp number in international format, starting with the country code (+216, +33, +1…).
  3. Pick your country of residence, and your usual pickup city if you are in Tunisia.
  4. Click "Save".

Your number is never public and never shown on a listing. It is revealed to exactly one person, at exactly one moment: when a connection request is accepted.

While you are there, add a profile photo and a short bio. They are the first thing a stranger reads before deciding whether to trust you with an item or a suitcase — and they cost nothing.

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