WhatsUp is back, and better than ever!
A familiar name returns to Sailfish OS! Enjoy your conversations in a native app, with voice and video calls, more freedom, and features worth getting excited about!
To use WhatsUp, you need an existing WhatsApp account. Link WhatsUp as a companion device using the official WhatsApp app on your main phone.
Unique features
- Make voice and video calls! Bring friends together in group calls too!
- Keep your call on screen! Use picture-in-picture while you do something else!
- Connect multiple accounts! Switch between them whenever you like!
- Read on your terms! Choose when messages are marked as read!
- Keep view-once photos and videos! View them and save the moments you want to remember!
- Don’t lose the conversation! Still see messages you received even after they’ve been deleted!
- Never miss a status! Revisit statuses you received after they expire or are deleted, and choose who can see the ones you post!
- Save profile pictures! Keep a picture even after someone changes it!
- Make space for privacy! Protect selected chats, control who can call you, and switch to Offline mode when you want a break!
- Send messages at the perfect time! Schedule them once or set them to repeat!
- Reach everyone easily! Create broadcast lists and set up automatic replies!
- Bring your chats to life! Send stickers and find GIFs with KLIPY or GIPHY!*
- Make it yours! Choose sounds and notifications for individual contacts and groups!
And of course, enjoy the essentials: chats, groups, photos, videos, voice messages, reactions, pinned messages, text formatting and more!
* GIF setup: To search for and send GIFs from the built-in picker, add your own free, rate-limited API key from KLIPY or GIPHY in WhatsUp’s settings. Receiving GIFs ado not require a key.
WhatsUp is an independent, unofficial client and is not affiliated with WhatsApp or Meta.
Comments
aviarus
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 12:50
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Yes i was missing sources too though
Pat
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 10:54
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Thanks for making this app. Is it possible to know what are the components that need to be installed after the initial installation ?
Then is it possible to know how the the auto-update works ?
poetaster
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 10:17
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Would you mind sharing the source? There's crypto involved so I'd like to audit that. Thanks!
aviarus
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 13:06
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Contradictory to this file i couldn't download the source tar.gz from here. ```defaultuser@JollaPhone2026 harbour-whatsup]$ pwd
/home/defaultuser/Downloads/whatsup/usr/share/doc/harbour-whatsup
[defaultuser@JollaPhone2026 harbour-whatsup]$ cat SOURCE-AVAILABILITY.txt
WhatsUp 1.0.0-1 corresponding source:https://htheb.com/sailfish/whatsup/harbour-whatsup-1.0.0-1-source.tar.gz
The archive includes the modified protocol and screencast source used for
this release. Their license notices are also installed with WhatsUp.
[defaultuser@JollaPhone2026 harbour-whatsup]$``` the doc has a whatsmeow path, so it suggests it uses whatsmeow
HtheB
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 14:46
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source is available on request
Manisak
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 09:37
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Works goooooooood ;-)
aviarus
Wed, 2026/10/07 - 09:37
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Nice. Good to have a choice