whatsapp

We use WhatsApp almost every day so much that it has become an unavoidable part of our routine. From a simple “good morning” message to a friend to a “good night” text to family, most of our daily communication happens through it. Beyond just messages, we constantly share moments from our lives by capturing photos on our phones and instantly sending them to others.…

This guide shows you how to build a motion detection system that sends instant WhatsApp alerts using the compact XIAO-ESP32 development board. When the IR sensor detects movement, the board immediately transmits a notification to your phone through the CircuitDigest Cloud platform. This wireless approach eliminates the need for GSM hardware or SIM cards, relying…

This project shows how to send instant WhatsApp alerts from a Raspberry Pi Pico W using WiFi and CircuitDigest Cloud WhatsApp API. The Pico W reads data from a rain sensor and, when moisture is detected, sends a notification directly to your WhatsApp. No GSM module, SIM card, or cellular hardware is required and everything works over a secure HTTPS request. The same WhatsApp notification…

In this tutorial, you will learn how to send WhatsApp messages from Arduino UNO R4 WiFi using the CircuitDigest Cloud Whastapp API. Instead of using a GSM module, SIM card, or complex WhatsApp Business API setup, this method allows your Arduino to send alerts over WiFi using a simple HTTPS request. This makes it much easier and more cost-effective to add real-time…

This ESP32 WhatsApp notification project shows how to send real-time WhatsApp alerts directly from an ESP32 using WiFi and the CircuitDigest Cloud WhatsApp API. The ESP32 reads sensor data, checks for a defined condition such as high temperature or motion detection, and immediately pushes a WhatsApp alert to your phone. And the best part is, you do not need a…

WhatsApp is one of the most popular cross-platform messaging tools that is used by a vast majority of people. Even though its recent privacy policy update came as an unpleasant surprise for many people, the user base WhatsApp still holds good and nearly 2 billion people use WhatsApp today. This huge user base has attracted many medium and large-scale businesses to use…

WhatsApp is one of the most popular and widely used messaging app but its only available for Smartphones and don’t work on computers. But there is a way to install it on palm sized computer Raspberry Pi and it works quite well using command line interface.

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