Import contacts from CSV or XLSX
Upload spreadsheets with columns like phone and name. The importer recognizes common number headers, reads names when available, and adds valid rows to the send list.
Chrome extension for WhatsApp Web outreach
Send personalized WhatsApp messages from CSV or XLSX contact lists with name fields, message variations, attachments, buttons, random delays, and controlled batch pauses.
For events Send invite updates and reminders.
For communities Reach members without manual copy-paste.
For founders Run small, controlled follow-up workflows.
For teams Track what sent, failed, and remains.
What it does
The extension turns a contact sheet into a controlled WhatsApp Web sending queue. You write one message template, import or paste contacts, choose pacing settings, and monitor the send from the popup. It is made for legitimate updates, follow-ups, invites, and small outreach workflows where manual sending becomes repetitive.
Key features
These are based on the actual extension flow: popup import, options page, message resolver, queue, and send log.
Upload spreadsheets with columns like phone and name. The importer recognizes common number headers, reads names when available, and adds valid rows to the send list.
Add a name beside each number and use the template field to send messages that feel direct. The extension replaces the name placeholder for each recipient before adding it to the queue.
Use variation blocks such as {{Register now|RSVP now|Join now}} to rotate copy across sends. Options are shuffled and reused carefully so every recipient does not get the exact same line.
Attach supported media or documents, add captions, and configure up to three buttons for links, phone actions, or quick reply style interactions where WhatsApp Web supports them.
Choose a min and max delay window, or use a fixed interval. Each queued message gets its own pacing value before the next send is attempted.
Pause after a random number of messages and sleep for a random duration between configured ranges. The popup shows whether it is waiting for a normal delay or a batch pause.
Control panel
During a run, the popup tracks processed, sent, failed, remaining, duplicate, and queued contacts. You can pause, resume, or cancel the queue without losing sight of progress.
Workflow
Log in to WhatsApp Web first, then open the extension popup.
Add personalization, variations, attachment, buttons, country prefix, and pacing settings from Options.
Upload CSV/XLSX or paste numbers manually. Duplicate numbers are counted and logged.
Start the queue, watch progress, pause when needed, and review sent or failed logs afterward.
Use cases
Use it when people expect to hear from you: college clubs, hackathons, product launches, customer onboarding, event reminders, founder follow-ups, sales check-ins, and community announcements.
Responsible use
The extension gives you pacing controls, batch pauses, and logs, but it does not make unwanted outreach acceptable or guarantee account safety. Keep messages relevant, respect opt-outs, test on your own number first, and use WhatsApp responsibly.
FAQ
No. The extension works with WhatsApp Web in Chrome after you are logged in.
CSV and XLSX are supported. Legacy XLS files should be saved as CSV or XLSX before import.
Yes. You can use names from your contact list and add variation blocks to rotate phrases automatically.
Yes. The popup includes pause, resume, and cancel controls, plus progress, sent, failed, remaining, and duplicate counts.
No. This is an independent Chrome extension and is not affiliated with or endorsed by WhatsApp or Meta.