Workup Entrepreneurship Program, in which 139 startups including Workup Agri have been accepted and 100 startups graduated, is starting its 11th term with 10 new startups that are ready to scale and have high potential for cooperation with Isbank and its subsidiaries, under the management of Hackquarters.
In the 11th term of the program, which was started in 2017 with the main support of Isbank and helps entrepreneurs to accelerate, entrepreneurs will meet with expert mentors, bank affiliates and ecosystem representatives for 6 months.
The startups that will be included in the program, where applications are open throughout the year on the Workup.ist website, are determined by the evaluations of the Workup team and their mentors after their presentations.
After they are accepted to the program, the current status of the enterprises and the points they need support are determined through one-on-one interviews. A personalized program is prepared for startups in line with their needs, by making appropriate matching and referrals.
All-round support, from collaboration and mentoring to access to investment opportunities
In the program, support packages such as mentorship from experts in their fields, training in areas that startups will need, and free cloud and server usage rights are offered. In this process, startups are also provided with opportunities to access cooperation and investment opportunities, especially with Isbank Group affiliates, the right to participate in domestic and international physical and online events, and the opportunity to promote themselves in printed and digital media.
In addition to the support of Isbank Entrepreneurship Branches throughout the program, Workup startups have the right to use free or discounted solutions for startups from many local and global business partners.
10 startups selected for the 11th term
Artcomun: A marketplace that offers users the opportunity to reach hundreds of thousands of artists on the digital platform, and for artists to exhibit their works for free and build their personal brand.
Droneqube: A robotic UAV station technology startup that performs battery replacement and pesticide filling so that agricultural UAVs can perform autonomous spraying.
Getmobil: A platform that facilitates the renewal processes of electronic devices such as mobile phones and provides advantages such as door-to-door delivery and instant payment in purchase-sale processes.
Heybooster: Artificial intelligence-based software that analyzes key performance metrics and digital marketing data of e-commerce companies and turns them into action-oriented business plans.
Homster: An artificial intelligence supported virtual tour platform that enables users to make informed and safe purchasing decisions by digitally designing their homes according to their own tastes.
Mobiqu: A new generation delivery box startup that improves delivery services by making them smarter and digital with the Smart Box model.
Pivony: A platform that allows companies to easily and quickly create insights by analyzing customer statements and comments in internal and external data sources with artificial intelligence technology.
Quin AI: An artificial intelligence platform that provides personalized service by analyzing the purchasing trends and behaviors of e-commerce platform visitors with real-time forecasting method.
Ratic: A startup that accelerates and facilitates the integration of global game assets and features that can be used in multiple games with a super application approach, aiming to integrate game assets with the financial world.
Werover: A startup that offers artificial intelligence, IoT and robotic solutions with a focus on 24/7 monitoring and preventive maintenance for the health of renewable energy assets in hydro and wind power plants.
Source: Egirisim / Prepared by Irem Yildiz