Weslet

How it works

Weslet connects people in Tunisia and the diaspora (France, Canada, the US, Germany, the Gulf…) with travelers already making the trip. One side wants an item or has something to send; the other has room in their luggage. You meet here, agree between yourselves, and the traveler earns a commission for the favor. Connecting is free.

Three things you can do

Post a wish

Abroad → Tunisia

You're in Tunisia and want an item sold abroad — an iPhone, a Shein order, a brand you can't find locally. A traveler buys it and brings it back to you.

Post a wish

Send a parcel

Diaspora → TunisiaTunisia → diaspora

You already have something to send by suitcase, paid by the kilo — documents, gifts, a forgotten charger. A traveler carries it, in either direction.

Send a parcel

Announce a trip

Traveling to TunisiaTraveling from Tunisia

You're traveling and have room in your luggage. Carry a wish or a parcel on your route and earn the commission you agree on.

Announce a trip

How a connection works

  1. 1

    Post or announce

    A wish, a parcel, or your trip. It's free.

  2. 2

    A traveler proposes

    A traveler offers to carry it. Or, from a trip page, attach your wish or parcel and ask a traveler directly.

  3. 3

    You accept

    Check the other person's public profile — their reviews and completed deliveries — then accept. Connecting is free right now.

  4. 4

    Contacts are exchanged

    Your WhatsApp numbers are shared only once you accept. Never before, never public.

  5. 5

    Track the handover

    The traveler marks each step: bought or collected, in transit, ready to hand over — so nobody is left guessing.

  6. 6

    Confirm & review

    Once the item changes hands, either side confirms it, and you each leave one review.

A request waits 48 hours for an answer, then expires on its own — you're notified by email and can try again.

What Weslet gives you

Reviews & ratings

After a confirmed handover, both sides leave one review each — a reputation you build trip by trip.

Delivery tracking

Follow every step, from bought or collected to ready to hand over.

Ask a traveler directly

See a trip on your route? Attach your wish or parcel and ask that traveler — free.

Your shareable link

Claim a clean weslet.com/user/your-name link and share your profile anywhere.

Profile QR code

Download a QR code of your profile to show in person or drop into a group.

Boost & Bump

Optional paid visibility: float a listing back to the top, or feature it for a week.

The traveler's commission

Using Weslet costs nothing, and Weslet takes no cut of your deal.

The traveler earns a commission — agreed directly between the two of you: usually a share of the item's price for a purchase, or a rate per kilo for a parcel. You settle the item's cost and the commission between yourselves, off-platform, once you agree.

Safety tips

Check the profile

Before you commit, read the other person's reviews and completed-delivery count. A real track record beats a promise.

Open-parcel rule

Travelers: always see a parcel open and inspect what's inside before you agree to carry it. No exceptions.

Be careful with advance payment

Never send money to someone you can't verify. Agree on how and when you pay, and keep proof.

Payment stays between you

Weslet never handles the money. Agree the price, the commission and the handover in writing (WhatsApp), and keep the receipt.

Still have questions?

The full FAQ covers directions, connections, trust and money.

Read the FAQ