Their stage, and the notes you wrote
The draft starts from where this customer sits in your funnel and the notes you typed yourself. Those notes stay yours: the AI reads them, and never rewrites them.
The co-pilot
WhatsApp AI reply assistant
It reads the conversation you're already in and writes the reply into your composer — in your customer's language, from your own notes. Then it stops. You press send.
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What it reads
A draft that starts from what you already know
Paste a customer's message into a chatbot and you get a polite paragraph about nothing. This one opens with the same context you'd have in your head — because you put it there.
The conversation, not just the last line
An AI-maintained summary of the chat, plus its recent messages — so the reply picks up mid-thread. It knows you already quoted, and what you quoted.
Your prices, in your words
You give the agent free-text instructions and a knowledge base — prices, policies, the answers you retype all day. Numbers in a draft trace back to that, your notes, or something actually said in the chat.
How it works
Three steps, inside WhatsApp Web
Write your agent
Free text, not a flow chart. Tell it what you sell and how you talk, then paste in the knowledge base: prices, policies, the questions you answer every week.
Rehearse it in test chat
In the agent editor you play the customer for as many turns as you like and watch how it would reply. It doesn't touch a real chat and sends nothing.
Take the draft, press send
Open a chat and ask for a draft. It lands in your composer — in the customer's language if you want it there. Edit it, replace it, or send it. The keystroke is yours.
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What the assistant won't do
Every tool in this category sells you an autopilot. Here's where ours deliberately stops.
It drafts. Sending stays your move.
The reply lands in your composer and waits — the assistant itself has no send button, so nothing it writes reaches a customer unless you press send. If you do want answers going out on their own, that's a separate feature you turn on deliberately (AI auto-replies, Professional and up), and even there the message is held in plain sight for a few seconds and cancelled the moment you start typing. What there isn't is an autopilot you discover after the fact.
It reads one chat, not your inbox
Per request it sends at most the most recent 40 messages of the chat you're in, capped at 24,000 characters. Not your other conversations, not your contact list. A draft can't know what it wasn't shown.
Opt-in, and it tells you what it sent
AI stays off until you switch it on. When it's on, the extension tells you what was sent and to which provider, and we never store your chat contents.
We won't tell you your chats never leave your device — that would stop being true the moment you turn AI on. What we'll tell you is exactly what leaves, when, and to whom. And this, against our own sales interest: read the draft before you send it. It has your notes and this conversation; it doesn't have the call you took yesterday.
The other half
The draft is the last mile
Writing the reply is the easy part. Something has to tell you who's still waiting for one — and in which language they asked.
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MRMaria R.2h waiting
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It knows who's waiting
The follow-up radar keeps the queue: who went quiet after a quote, who's been waiting since this morning, what you promised. Pick one and the draft starts from that customer's stage and your notes on them.
You always press send
¿Cuál es el precio para 500 unidades?
What's the price for 500 units?
Sure — $4.80 per unit at 500 pcs.
Claro — $4.80 por unidad a 500 pzas.
Drafts in the language they wrote in
Ask for the draft in your customer's language and answer without switching your head — the reply assistant pairs with Wanova's translation, so a message in a script you don't read still gets a reply you understand before it goes.
Opt-in · discloses what it sends
Plans
AI replies start on Professional
One price per account — not per person and not per number. Every plan covers several WhatsApp numbers and as many teammates as share them. The AI co-pilot starts on Professional.
Starter$14.99/moAI replies start on Professional
Professional$24.99/mo15,000 AI credits/mo
Expert$34.99/mo35,000 AI credits/mo
One credit per reply · run out and AI pauses — no surprise overage · See full pricing
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does the AI reply assistant send messages for me?
No. It writes a draft into your composer and stops there. You read it, edit it if you want, and press send yourself — nothing reaches your customer until you do.
What does it read, and where does that go?
The chat you're working in — at most the most recent 40 messages and 24,000 characters per request — plus that customer's stage, the notes you wrote yourself and an AI-maintained summary of the conversation. AI stays off until you turn it on, and the extension discloses what was sent and to which provider. We never store your chat contents.
Can it draft in my customer's language?
Yes. Ask for the draft in the language the customer is writing in and you can answer without switching your head — it pairs with Wanova's translation feature. You still read it before it goes.
Which AI model does it use?
The same model on every plan — we don't hold a better one back for higher tiers. Each reply costs one AI credit, so the number on the pricing page is the number of replies you get.
Can one account use more than one WhatsApp number?
Yes. Every plan covers several WhatsApp numbers — 3 on Starter, 10 on Professional, unlimited on Expert — and they share one monthly pool of AI credits. Within any one number the licence belongs to the number rather than the person, so several teammates can work it from their own computers at no extra cost.
What happens when I run out of AI credits?
AI pauses and offers you an upgrade. There's no surprise overage billing, and everything local keeps working.
Can I try the agent before it touches a real customer?
Yes. The agent editor has a test chat: you play the customer for as many turns as you like and watch how the agent would reply. It doesn't touch a real chat and sends nothing.
Could it invent a price?
Numbers in a draft trace back to the knowledge base you wrote, your own notes, or something actually said in that chat — it has nothing else to draw from. It's still a draft: read it before you send it. That's why send is yours.
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