Open-source preview

A little more
room to think.

Wawa helps you find the things worth following up on in the conversations you choose.

For Mac and Windows · Early preview · Your choice of AI

a little less to remember ✳
Example workspace✳
Your workspace

Good morning.

A little clarity for your day.

Needs your attentionSee all ↗
Send the updated notesFrom a conversation · ActionAction
Which date works best?From a conversation · QuestionQuestion
Review the project outlineFrom a conversation · TaskTask

Conversations are for talking. Wawa gives the follow-ups a place to land.

Not everything
is a big task.

Some things need a quick answer. Others are worth keeping an eye on. Wawa gives each its own space.

01 / sort the signal

See what needs you.

Keep actions, questions, reminders, and longer work in separate views.

02 / keep the context

Go back to the source.

Open the messages behind an item when you need the full conversation.

03 / stay in control

Choose what to follow.

Select the conversations you want Wawa to process and review uncertain items yourself.

Keep up, even
when you step away.

Start on this computer. Or connect another one that stays on.

1

Start on your computer

Open Wawa on your Mac or Windows PC. Your workspace runs here and pauses when your computer sleeps.

2

Connect your conversations

Link WhatsApp, choose the conversations to follow, and sign in to your preferred AI. Wawa will guide you through each step.

3

Keep going while you’re away

Have another computer that stays on? Connect to it so Wawa can keep working while yours sleeps. Setting it up currently needs technical help. See how to set it up.

A note about
WhatsApp & privacy.

Wawa uses an unofficial WhatsApp integration and is not affiliated with or endorsed by WhatsApp or Meta. Linked accounts may be restricted or banned. Consider using a separate test number.

Wawa’s connection may retain history beyond the conversations you select. Selected messages and images are sent to your chosen AI provider.

Make space for
what matters next.

Explore the code, try the preview, and help shape what Wawa becomes.

Explore on GitHub