See and reply to up to four WhatsApp Web conversations at once in a resizable grid. Everything stays local to your browser.
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Version
1.3.0
updated 2 Aug 2026
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About MultiChat — Split View for WhatsApp Web
MultiChat turns WhatsApp Web's single conversation panel into a grid of up to
four, so you can follow several threads without clicking back and forth.
WHAT IT DOES
• Up to four conversations side by side, in a 2×2, three-column or three-row layout
• Every pane stays current as messages arrive — not just the one WhatsApp has open
• Reply from any pane; press Enter to send, Shift+Enter for a new line
• Each chat gets its own colour, so you can tell panes apart at a glance
• Unread counts on any pane you have scrolled away from
• Drag a pane's header onto another to swap their positions
• Expand a single pane to full width when a conversation needs your attention
• Search your chat list instead of scrolling it
• Follows WhatsApp Web's light or dark theme automatically
HOW TO USE IT
1. Open web.whatsapp.com and sign in as usual
2. Click the MultiChat icon, then Start
3. Click any chat in WhatsApp's sidebar to add it to the grid
4. Click a pane and type
Alt+Shift+M toggles the grid. Alt+1 to Alt+4 jump to a pane's message box.
HOW IT WORKS, HONESTLY
WhatsApp Web only renders one conversation at a time. MultiChat reads the
sidebar — which updates for every chat — and when a tracked chat changes it
briefly reopens that conversation to collect the new messages. This has one
consequence worth knowing before you install: chats in your grid get marked as
read, exactly as if you had clicked them yourself. There is no way around this
short of talking to WhatsApp's servers directly, which this extension
deliberately does not do.
PRIVACY
• Everything happens locally, inside your browser tab
• No servers, no analytics, no tracking, no accounts
• No message content is ever transmitted or stored — only the names of the chats
you put in the grid, saved in Chrome's local storage so your layout survives a
refresh
• One permission (storage) and one site (web.whatsapp.com). Nothing else
• The source is public: https://github.com/thegreatLUCY/multichat-whatsapp-extension
NOT AFFILIATED WITH WHATSAPP
MultiChat is an independent, open-source project. It is not made by, endorsed
by, or affiliated with WhatsApp Inc. or Meta Platforms, Inc. "WhatsApp" is a
trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc., used here only to describe what this
extension is compatible with.