Aangan Sender for WhatsApp Web

Aangan Sender is for couples who manage their wedding guest list in Aangan, Invifest's wedding portal. It sends the invitation you wrote to the guests you chose, from your own WhatsApp Web, one guest at a time, the way you would do it yourself, only without the tapping. How it works 1. Add the extension to Chrome on a laptop or desktop. 2. Open WhatsApp Web and scan the code with your phone, as you always do. 3. In Aangan, open Send. Choose who gets the invitation, look over the list of names and numbers, untick anyone you would rather write to by hand, and press Send. For each guest you confirmed, the extension opens that guest's chat in your WhatsApp Web with the message already typed, presses Send once, and waits between 25 and 90 seconds before the next guest. While it runs, the WhatsApp Web tab shows a gold frame and a small bar with the progress, a Pause and a Stop. Your Aangan page updates as each guest is sent. What it never does - It never reads your chats, your contacts or anyone's messages. - It never sends to anyone you did not confirm, and never sends the same guest twice in a run. - Nothing leaves your computer through the extension. It has no account, no server and no tracking. - If a number is not on WhatsApp, that guest is marked in Aangan and skipped. If WhatsApp shows any warning, sending stops on its own. Who it is for You need an Aangan portal from Invifest (invifest.com). Without one, the extension has nothing to send. A word on care WhatsApp watches for machine-like sending. Aangan Sender keeps a slow, uneven pace and a daily limit, but sending many messages from a personal number always carries some risk, and that risk stays with you. Send to people who know you, from the number they know. WhatsApp is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. Aangan Sender is an independent tool by Invifest and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by WhatsApp or Meta.