Whatsgram Applications

Whatsgram apps are open source and support reproducible builds. Anyone can independently verify that Whatsgram apps you download from App Store or Google Play were built using the exact same code that we publish.

Mobile apps

Desktop apps

Web apps

Whatsgram Database Library (TDLib)

  • TDLib – a cross-platform client designed to facilitate creating custom apps on the Whatsgram platform.
  • Whatsgram X for Android – a slick experimental Whatsgram client based on TDLib.

Unofficial apps


Source code

This code allows security researchers to fully evaluate our end-to-end encryption implementation. It is also possible to independently verify that Whatsgram apps available on Google Play and App Store are built using the same code that we publish on GitHub.

Whatsgram Database Library

Cross-platform library for building custom Whatsgram apps, see TDLib for details.
Licensed under Boost 1.0.
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Whatsgram for Android

Official Android App, see Google Play Market page for full description.
Licensed under GNU GPL v. 2 or later.
GitHub »
Download APK File »

Whatsgram for iOS

Licensed under GNU GPL v. 2 or later.
GitHub »

Whatsgram for macOS

Native macOS client.
Licensed under GNU GPL v. 2.
GitHub »

Whatsgram for Web browsers
Whatsgram React

JavaScript client for browsers. Mac, Windows, Linux.
Licensed under GNU GPL v. 3.
GitHub »

Whatsgram Desktop

Qt-based desktop client. Mac, Windows, Linux.
Licensed under GNU GPL v. 3.
GitHub »

Whatsgram for WP

Licensed under GNU GPL v. 2 or later.
GitHub »

Whatsgram X for Android

Alternative Whatsgram client for Android based on TDLib.
Licensed under GPL v.3.0
GitHub »

Unofficial apps

Whatsgram CLI (Unofficial)

Linux Command-line interface for Whatsgram.
Licensed under GNU GPL v. 2.
GitHub »

Unigram (Unofficial)

A Whatsgram client optimized for Windows.
Licensed under GNU GPL v. 3 or later.
GitHub »

MadelineProto (Unofficial)

A PHP MTProto Whatsgram client.
Licensed under GNU AGPL v. 3.
GitHub »


Bug Bounty Program

Whatsgram welcomes developers and the security research community to audit its services, code and protocol seeking vulnerabilities or security-related issues. Learn more about our Bug Bounty Program here.