Bitwage uses Twin as its daily operational engine.

N8n is completely dead in our company. Twin worked from the start with natural language — I built things even our engineers hadn't been able to do.

We use Zapier, we use Make — shutting them all down. They're useless for us now because this is such a better platform.

I was spending 9 to 10 hours every day on content. Now I do the same work in 3 hours — with better quality than ChatGPT.

I created a really complex automation lying in bed on my phone — and it worked perfectly. I told five people immediately.

Twin is great for people who don't know what an API is, don't know what a webhook is. It democratizes automation.

It was 2AM, three glasses of wine — I put in a prompt, and the next morning I had an email with leads in it. That was mind-blowing.

Twin operationally is the easiest — without having to use n8n, GitHub, or piece those parts together. The one-platform idea is powerful.

Twin is the first 'general agent' I've used. The experience is very positive when it works well.

Everyone says n8n is easy. Lies. Absolute lies. I couldn't do it. With Twin, it worked from the start with natural language.

First time I've had an AI that actually executes instructions directly — not just tells me what to do.

An equivalent self-hosted setup would cost ~€6,000. The always-on background execution is the main selling point.

I started building automations on n8n. Now that's a thing of the past. From n8n to this — it's a huge step.

We've blown thousands of credits on Manus by having stupid conversations. You guys have been really smart about telling people upfront what something will cost.

He threw curveballs at the system, couldn't break it — and called it the best product he'd seen.

I have a lot of agents who are willing to pay — they want the agents.

I canceled my Selma subscription. Twin has more potential — I built the same functionality myself.

I spent ~2 hours on a Friday afternoon — the next Friday, the weekly run came through automatically. It worked exactly as expected.

$40k of ARR in the first 72 hours after launch. Twin monitors Stripe, syncs to our CRM, and sends the alerts automatically.

Twin actually builds and delivers, versus other AI tools that just give you instruction lists. I've got 7 agents running.

I tested Twin via TikTok — 90% of the time I laugh and throw things in the bin. With Twin, the results were genuinely impressive.

We got a very compelling report — such a nice touch to get the videos. This is where I see a lot of potential.

Twin handled the Medusa JS migration — I estimate it saved me about a month of work.

I have been developing automation for a long time — Zapier, Pabbly, Make.com, n8n. Twin was the first one I tried that just worked.

Twin scans the government contract, tells us bid or no-bid — and generates the full proposal. With Lindy I had to manually fix pre-built flows. Twin just works.

Even if I give it 3 wrong answers, 'let's try this another way' — it's problem solving every time. I'm not technical and I built 6 integrations in a week.

N8n is completely dead in our company. Twin worked from the start with natural language — I built things even our engineers hadn't been able to do.

We use Zapier, we use Make — shutting them all down. They're useless for us now because this is such a better platform.

I was spending 9 to 10 hours every day on content. Now I do the same work in 3 hours — with better quality than ChatGPT.

I created a really complex automation lying in bed on my phone — and it worked perfectly. I told five people immediately.

Twin is great for people who don't know what an API is, don't know what a webhook is. It democratizes automation.

It was 2AM, three glasses of wine — I put in a prompt, and the next morning I had an email with leads in it. That was mind-blowing.

Twin operationally is the easiest — without having to use n8n, GitHub, or piece those parts together. The one-platform idea is powerful.

Twin is the first 'general agent' I've used. The experience is very positive when it works well.

Everyone says n8n is easy. Lies. Absolute lies. I couldn't do it. With Twin, it worked from the start with natural language.

First time I've had an AI that actually executes instructions directly — not just tells me what to do.

An equivalent self-hosted setup would cost ~€6,000. The always-on background execution is the main selling point.

I started building automations on n8n. Now that's a thing of the past. From n8n to this — it's a huge step.

We've blown thousands of credits on Manus by having stupid conversations. You guys have been really smart about telling people upfront what something will cost.

He threw curveballs at the system, couldn't break it — and called it the best product he'd seen.

I have a lot of agents who are willing to pay — they want the agents.

I canceled my Selma subscription. Twin has more potential — I built the same functionality myself.

I spent ~2 hours on a Friday afternoon — the next Friday, the weekly run came through automatically. It worked exactly as expected.

$40k of ARR in the first 72 hours after launch. Twin monitors Stripe, syncs to our CRM, and sends the alerts automatically.

Twin actually builds and delivers, versus other AI tools that just give you instruction lists. I've got 7 agents running.

I tested Twin via TikTok — 90% of the time I laugh and throw things in the bin. With Twin, the results were genuinely impressive.

We got a very compelling report — such a nice touch to get the videos. This is where I see a lot of potential.

Twin handled the Medusa JS migration — I estimate it saved me about a month of work.

I have been developing automation for a long time — Zapier, Pabbly, Make.com, n8n. Twin was the first one I tried that just worked.

Twin scans the government contract, tells us bid or no-bid — and generates the full proposal. With Lindy I had to manually fix pre-built flows. Twin just works.

Even if I give it 3 wrong answers, 'let's try this another way' — it's problem solving every time. I'm not technical and I built 6 integrations in a week.