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YOUR DESKTOP,
ON WHATSAPP.

A desktop assistant controlled via WhatsApp messages. Talk to an LLM through WhatsApp, and it executes commands on your desktop — shell, apps, media, file access — with a secure permission system.
Built by Preet3627 (Latestinssan) — MIT Licensed

LLM Providers

6

Tool Categories

5

Risk Profiles

3

Languages

2

Core Technologies

Everything
You Need.

WhatsApp-Powered

Control your desktop from any phone via WhatsApp messages. No app to install — it works where you already chat.

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Multi-LLM Engine

6 providers: Ollama (local), Claude, Groq, Grok, Gemini, Vercel AI SDK. Live model list fetching. Switch providers at runtime.

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Policy Layer

Propose → Evaluate → Execute. Per-tool permissions, WhatsApp account allowlist, 3 risk profiles with CAPTCHA verification.

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Structured Actions

No free-form shell. Actions are typed: open_app, set_volume, play_media, send_file. Shell is disabled by default for safety.

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Undo Journal

Every action is logged with a reverse action. Undo volume changes, pause music, revert file operations with one command.

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Zero Python

100% Rust + Go. No interpreters, no virtualenvs, no pip. One-click setup.sh installs everything — just Go, Node, and Rust.

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Open
Source.

Built for the community, by the community. Audit every line of code, contribute new features, or deploy your own private instance.

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Whatszara.

Build Environment

v0.1.0

macOS universal + Windows + Linux

Engine
Manual.

Start in seconds

How to Use

From setup to first command — Whatszara gets you running in under a minute. No Python required, zero configuration needed.

Start the WhatsApp bridge with a single command — scan the QR code with your phone to link WhatsApp.
Add your WhatsApp number to the allowlist in the Permissions tab — only approved contacts can control the assistant.
Send a WhatsApp message — the LLM interprets it, the policy engine validates it, and your desktop obeys.