For support, sales teams drowning in WhatsApp: one shared inbox where AI agents handle the first reply and hand off to a human only when it matters. Plug in Claude or ChatGPT over MCP, no code. Teams reply ~5x faster and auto-handle ~60% of messages. 🎉 PH exclusive: 25% off your first 3 months, applied automatically.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Alex, one of the makers of WhatsTeam.
This started with a problem we saw everywhere: WhatsApp is where customers actually want to talk to businesses, but most teams still run it from a single phone. Messages get lost, leads go cold, two people reply to the same chat, and nobody knows what's been answered. That chaos quietly costs sales every day.
So we built WhatsTeam: your whole team on one official WhatsApp number, with a shared inbox where nothing slips through the cracks, assign chats, leave notes, see who's on what. A real sales/support tool, native to WhatsApp.
Then we went further with no-code AI agents that reply 24/7 in 50+ languages. And the part we're most excited about: WhatsTeam ships an MCP server, so you can run your entire WhatsApp straight from Claude, ChatGPT or any AI assistant, just by asking ("reply to this customer", "launch this campaign", "how did we do this week?").
Honestly, that's where the project changed and we set out to build a better inbox, but the more teams we talked to, the more it became about letting AI actually operate WhatsApp.
Built on the official WhatsApp Business API, with a 14-day free trial (no card needed).
We'd love your honest feedback, especially on the AI/MCP side, since it's our latest fature. What would make this a no-brainer for your team?
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Shared inbox for WhatsApp is such a clear gap, and the MCP setup with Claude actually worked without me bothering my dev. The handoff to a human feels smooth, though I'd want more control over when AI steps back.
Shared inbox for WhatsApp is such a clear gap, and the MCP setup with Claude actually worked without me bothering my dev. The handoff to a human feels smooth, though I'd want more control over when AI steps back.