com.ktechpit.whatsie

Qt Whatsapp Web Client for Linux Desktop
 
  -6
  20 reviews


Feature rich WhatsApp web client based on Qt WebEngine.

Key features of Whatsie:

  • Light and Dark Themes with automatic switching
  • Customized Notifications & Native Notifications
  • Global App shortcuts
  • BuiltIn download manager
  • Mute Audio, Disable Notifications
  • App Lock feature
  • Built in Spell Checker (with support for 31 Major languages)

Other settings that let you control every aspect of WebApp like:

  • Do not disturb mode
  • Full view mode, lets you expand the main view to the full width of the window
  • Ability to switch between Native & Custom notification
  • Configurable notification popup timeout
  • Mute all audio from Whatapp
  • Minimize to tray on application start
  • Enable disable app lock on application start
  • Auto-locking after a certain interval of time
Latest reviews
5
Eisbox 6 days ago

Works just like the Windows Application, runs without problems, only small downside for me is that it first starts with the light theme. But since that was easily fixable i still rate 5 stars.

4
EKarahan 2 weeks ago

Whatsie runs smoothly on my ThinkPad E14 Gen 4 with Linux Mint 22.1. The app is responsive and updates quickly. I was surprised to see that it uses about 10–15% CPU even when idle, but this hasn’t caused any issues for me so far. Overall, I’m satisfied with its performance and reliability.

3
kiwijunglist 2 months ago

initially worked well, but now stuck on loading messages 100% (tried to remove + reinstall the flatpack, but it's still stuck.

1
hoegge 2 months ago

It only works once. After first pairing and setup, it never runs again .. it hangs at startup loading messages. After reinstallation it can run once again.

1
xvs03 3 months ago

No longer starts. The package containing “/app/bin/whatsie” could not be found. Error even after reinstallation !

3
SoZa_07 4 months ago

Works nice on LinuxMint 22.1 (ThinkPad P53 Hybrid GPU), but i had to search for another application because unfortunatly Whatsie takes a lot of cpu usage !

5
SRForde 4 months ago

Works perfectly for me in Mint 22.1. Simple interface and well presented.

5
da_rein 5 months ago

I've been running it for weeks and haven't encountered any problems. Thanks for the work.

3
Quanty 5 months ago

there should be option to download WHOLE chats above the official limit

1
Reno 6 months ago

the app got using 6Go of RAM after few days of use, even after restart. version 4.16.3

2
Urta23 7 months ago

Es preferible usar una aplicaciones web antes que esto. Despues de su ultima actualizacion para que te lleguen los mensajes hay que cerrar y abrir. Más adelante probare con esta app porue la verdad que era bastante comoda

2
DKolter 7 months ago

Worked for one week, then didn't synchronize messages reliably. Only after a restart it would work for the first couple of messages.

2
compusurf 9 months ago

Works as advertised but a huge cpu resource hog,

5
it_a_wonderful_world 10 months ago

Great that this app exists on Linux despite it being out of the open source ecosystem. It works really well for me.

3
Marcello_Hoof 1 year ago

Usar a versão web se torna menos complicado!

1
bumpsee 1 year ago

this is literally bloat ware and should not be offerend in the Software Manager. It stopped synching messages for no reason (couldn't receive or send anything), and used 30% of my Ryzen 7 7700x CPU (and it's not going down after uninstalling). QA for the Software Manager seems to be at a minimum these days...

5
jacktorrance 1 year ago

This is working fine for me, better than the few alternatives available.

1
Klausur 1 year ago

It started but it showed only the last messages and could not load the histories.

1
scalpa 1 year ago

Did receive messages, did not send anything. Just dropped it.

1
humpty 1 year ago

Installed it an hour ago, four times I've been disconnected "your device could not link tdue to a sync issue. Please relink your device"