Permissions for every task
Service accounts and tokens for your systems. Separate reading, sending, and management for each number, and revoke access whenever needed.
In pilot
One API. Your numbers.
Connect WhatsApp to the way you work.
Integrate messages into your systems, organize numbers in workspaces, and choose who can read, send, or manage each one.
Invitation-only pilot · free · simulated payments
api.wappie.thehappie.co / v1 / ws
// One connection, real-time events.
{
"t": "hello",
"r": "connect",
"p": { "api_key": "YOUR_TOKEN" }
}
// Discover your authorized numbers.
{
"t": "devices.list",
"r": "devices",
"p": {}
}Your workspace, your access
One account. Workspaces for every team.
A client for everyday conversations
Open conversations for the numbers you can access. The console manages your workspace’s members, devices, tokens, and capacity.
Open messages →Open source
Run it on your infrastructure.
The server, CLI, web client, and basic administration are available on GitHub. You control installation and updates.
View the repository ↗Wappie Cloud
Or let us handle the hosting.
The same foundation, with managed operations and capacity per workspace. The pilot is free; pricing and real billing will be defined before the commercial launch. Includes the metadata-only AI connector.
Sign in with my invitation →AI assistants
Ask your assistant about your conversations.
Connect Wappie to Claude or ChatGPT over MCP. You choose the numbers and how much the assistant can see.
Local
On your computer
Keys never leave your computer. With your authorisation the assistant also reads message text. Requires the computer to stay on.
Cloud
Connector for claude.ai and ChatGPT
Metadata only: the assistant sees who, when and how much — never the content. No decryption key goes to the cloud.
Enterprise
On your own server
Run the connector as a container on your infrastructure, beside your installation, under your policy.
Connector address: https://api.wappie.thehappie.co/mcp
Paste it as it is in ChatGPT (developer mode), in Codex (Settings → MCP servers) or in Claude Code. Nothing to install.
Read the MCP docs ↗