STANDALONE · IN DEVELOPMENT
Your customer conversations.
A workspace of their own.
Use WatsBridge without a WordPress website or a Shopify store. We are preparing a browser-based workspace for teams that want to organise WhatsApp conversations, customer follow-up and newsletters in one place.
No payment to enquire. Scope and access are confirmed separately.
CURRENT LAUNCH TARGET
Planned for the first half of 2027.
We are targeting January–June 2027 for the Standalone launch. Timing and the initial workspace features will be confirmed after testing. This version is in development.
- A WatsBridge service used in your browser.
- No WordPress website or Shopify store required.
- Store and business connections depend on their own supported scope.
PLANNED USES
Give the communication work a clear place to happen.
The Standalone workspace is intended to bring these tasks together. These are planned uses; the features included in the first release will be confirmed before access.
01 / CONVERSATIONS
Pick up with the right context.
Bring customer conversations into a shared working environment, so the next reply can take account of the relationship and the next step.
02 / TEAM FOLLOW-UP
Make ownership clearer.
Organise who handles a conversation and what needs attention, with the supported team controls explained before activation.
03 / NEWSLETTERS
Keep the relationship active.
Prepare useful WhatsApp newsletters for suitable audiences, respecting contact permissions and making room for the replies they create.
04 / CONNECTED WORKFLOWS
Add the connections your process needs.
Review store or business connections separately. Automated order updates and other external events depend on the adapter and data actually supported.
START WITH ONE REAL PROCESS
For teams that do not rely on WordPress or Shopify.
Describe how you handle customer communication today, how many people are involved and which tools hold the information they need. Start with the repeated work you want to simplify.
What to include.
- Where customer conversations happen today.
- How your team shares responsibility for replies.
- Which customer information is useful at that moment.
- Any business system you need to connect.
STANDALONE · ENQUIRY
Tell us what your team needs.
Ask about the planned Standalone version and describe your current process. We will review the request and respond about suitability and the possible next step.
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PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Before you enquire.
When is Standalone planned to launch?
The current target is the first half of 2027: January–June 2027. This is an estimate, subject to testing and readiness. We will confirm timing and the initial scope before access.
Will I need WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify?
No. The planned Standalone workspace is intended to work without a WordPress or WooCommerce installation, or a Shopify store. A particular store or business integration may have its own requirements.
Does Standalone mean self-hosted or offline software?
Here, Standalone means using the WatsBridge service through its own browser-based workspace. This page does not offer an on-premise installation or an offline application.
Will all e-commerce connections be included?
A workspace and a store connection serve different roles. Order, checkout and other business workflows depend on an available, supported connection; they are not made universal by the Standalone interface.
Will an AI Agent be included at launch?
AI capabilities remain in development. This launch target does not confirm their availability, scope or commercial terms. They will be described separately before activation.
Will this enquiry sign me up to a programme or payment?
No. The form sends a contact request. It does not create a beta invitation, Founding 100 reservation, subscription, payment or newsletter subscription.
Start with the work you want to simplify.
A concrete process gives us a useful basis for reviewing the next step.
