Whats Web: Dual Messenger
Pocket Mobile Duo Chatting
About
Manage two chat accounts on one device with enhanced privacy. Connect a secondary profile using a QR code for seamless messaging, including quick replies, stickers, and quote card creation. Secure your conversations with a PIN lock.
What's New in Whats Web
1.0.1
November 21, 2025
Added new features and general improvements
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Messenger Premium
Messenger Premium Subscription
FAQ
How do I connect a second chat account with Whats Web?
You can connect a secondary chat profile by scanning a QR code provided by the linked devices feature within the app. This allows for easy management of multiple accounts on a single device.
Does Whats Web offer privacy features?
Yes, Whats Web includes an app lock with a 4-digit PIN to protect your private conversations. You can also enable an optional auto-lock feature when the messenger runs in the background for added security.
What are the additional tools available in Whats Web?
Whats Web offers several tools to enhance communication, including a personal library for quick replies, a sticker gallery, the ability to create quote cards from messages, and an Emoji+ feature for easy access to symbols.
Is Whats Web free to use?
The app is free to download and offers basic functionality. However, access to chat connections requires an active Premium subscription, with plans starting at $4.99 per week.
What is the subscription cost for Whats Web Premium?
The Dual Messenger Premium and Messenger Premium subscriptions are priced at $4.99 per week. A 3-day free trial is available for the Dual Messenger Premium plan.
How often is Whats Web updated?
The app was last updated on November 21, 2025, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions. The latest version is 1.0.1.
What devices does Whats Web support?
Currently, Whats Web is supported on iPhones. The app is rated for ages 4 and up.
Can I manage multiple chat services with Whats Web?
Whats Web is designed to manage two chat apps on a single device, allowing you to connect a secondary messaging service by scanning a QR code.
