Link by scanning
Enter a mobile number and scan the QR in WhatsApp. The phone in your hand is what proves the number is yours.
WHATSGATE.TECH
Sign in, link a WhatsApp number, and use it from an AI assistant. New messages can also be posted to a webhook you control.
The phone proves the number. The MCP address is for that number alone.
WhatsGate keeps the two apart until you join them. A scan links the phone. The MCP address lets an assistant use that number, and a webhook can receive its messages.
Enter a mobile number and scan the QR in WhatsApp. The phone in your hand is what proves the number is yours.
Once the number is paired, you get an MCP address for that number. Copy it into the assistant you want to use.
Add a webhook on a number. New WhatsApp messages are posted to your HTTPS URL, with the headers you set.
One gateway for every WhatsApp account you connect. Each number stays separate from the others.
THE PATH A MESSAGE TAKES
A message arrives on the linked number.
The gateway sees it live and calls the webhooks you registered.
It uses the MCP address for that number to read and reply.
TWO SIDES, BOTH YOURS
Scanning the QR shows the phone is in your hand. The MCP address is issued for that number. An assistant can use it only for the WhatsApp account you paired.
THREE STEPS
Sign in with Google. The numbers you add stay on your account.
Add the mobile number, then scan the QR from WhatsApp linked devices.
Copy the MCP address into your assistant. Add a webhook if you want messages posted to your own URL.
OPEN THE GATEWAY
Sign in, add a number, and copy its MCP address into your assistant.