Open WhatsApp on your phone → Settings → Linked devices →
Link a device, then scan:
Chats
Members
Only group admins can change the name or description.
Select a chat to see its members or conversation.
0 selected
Name
Phone
Match
Role
Messages
Last active
Contact
Account
Email
—
Registered
—
Privacy
When on, messages from your starred groups are captured
while your device is online so you can read them later and through Claude/MCP.
Turn this off to stop storing new messages — your assistant won't be able to
read stored history while it's off. Existing groups and membership tracking are
unaffected.
WhatsApp
Not connected. Link your device from the
Groups page to manage the connection here.
Delete account
Permanently delete your account and everything tied to
it — your starred groups, access tokens, webhooks, and your linked WhatsApp device.
A record of the deletion (email and dates) is kept for our audit log.
This cannot be undone.
Claude & MCP access
Connect Chat Manager to Claude — or any Model Context Protocol client —
to read and manage your starred groups in plain language.
Create a personal access token, then add the snippet below to your client.
Included on every plan.
Copy your token now — for your security it
won't be shown again.
How to connect Claude Desktop
In Claude Desktop go to Settings → Developer →
Edit Config and add this, replacing YOUR_TOKEN with a
token created above. It uses mcp-remote, which needs
Node.js
installed. Restart Claude Desktop afterwards.
Webhooks
Register an endpoint to receive new messages from your starred groups.
We POST a JSON payload for each message — including the
source group, sender, and text — to every webhook you add here. Each
request carries an X-Webhook-Signature: sha256=… header:
the HMAC-SHA256 of the raw body under the secret shown once when you
create the webhook. Recompute it to verify the delivery is genuine.
Copy your signing secret now — for your
security it won't be shown again.
Users
Every signed-up account, with whether they've linked
WhatsApp, how many groups they've starred, how many valid MCP tokens they
hold, and whether they've ever used the MCP.