Connect once. Paste a few webhook URLs into EasyWeek. Your clients get friendly, automatic confirmations through your real WhatsApp, your Telegram, or any SMS provider.
Connect your personal WhatsApp by scanning a QR code. Messages come from your real number.
Login with your phone number — Telegram officially allows third-party clients.
Bring any provider — Twilio, Vonage, MessageBird, SMSAPI, or a custom HTTP endpoint.
No code, no SMS credits, no developer account. Just your phone and your existing EasyWeek setup.
Scan a QR for WhatsApp, log in to your Telegram, or paste your SMS API credentials. Use one channel — or all three.
In EasyWeek, add our webhook URL for each event you care about: bookings created, canceled, rescheduled.
Edit the message templates in your language. Use variables like {{customer_name}} and {{date}}.
Each event template can fan out to WhatsApp, Telegram, and SMS in parallel — pick what fits each booking type.
UI and default templates in English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Українська, Русский.
Five built-in presets plus a custom HTTP request template. Works with any SMS API on the planet.
Messages come from your WhatsApp and your Telegram — not a generic bot.
Rate limits, spam pattern detection, email verification — to keep your account safe and your numbers unbanned.
Independent fan project, transparent code, no subscriptions. Self-host if you want full control.
WhatsApp Web automation isn't officially supported. Large send volumes may get your number banned. Built-in rate limits help, but use at your own risk.
Recipients must have your number saved as a contact, or have messaged you before — otherwise messages may land in their spam.
You bring your own SMS provider. WABook is free; you pay your provider directly. Typical: $0.04-0.08 per SMS internationally.
No. WABook is an independent fan project, built by an EasyWeek user for EasyWeek users. Not affiliated with any of those companies.
WABook itself is free. WhatsApp and Telegram messages cost nothing — they go through your personal account. SMS costs whatever your provider charges (you set it up directly).
It's possible. WhatsApp Web automation isn't officially supported. We enforce rate limits (20/hour, 100/day) and spam pattern detection to reduce risk, but no method is risk-free.
Every SMS provider has their own API. Instead of locking you to one, we let you configure any HTTP request — with built-in presets for the most popular providers.
Yes — the source code is open. Deploy your own copy on Railway, Fly.io, or any Node + PostgreSQL host.
Independent fan project · Use at your own risk