Test WhatsApp without WhatsApp.
Inspector gives you a WhatsApp-grade client for fake numbers; Bartender is the wire-protocol server they run against. Nothing touches a real phone until you say so.
A WhatsApp client for numbers that don't exist.
Inspector is a desktop app with a WhatsApp-grade UI wired to fake numbers. Chat against your integration, watch webhooks fire, and step through edge cases, before anything touches a real phone.
A WhatsApp-compatible server.
Bartender speaks the real wire protocol. Anything that can talk to WhatsApp can talk to Bartender: our SDKs, your webhooks, even raw Baileys and whatsmeow bots.
It powers Inspector's Sandbox under the hood, and it works standalone: point an existing deployment at it, keep your sessions, and gain WAM telemetry, fixtures, and deterministic replays.
CI for a chat app.
You can't run WhatsApp in CI, so most teams test in production with their own phones. Bartender fixes the root cause: a server that speaks the real wire protocol, running wherever your tests run.
Inspector is the human side: a desktop client for fake numbers, for the cases a script can't judge.
- 1:1
- wire-protocol parity
- 0
- real phones involved
- 100%
- deterministic replays
A test run.
The whole loop fits in a pipeline.
The test bench.
Everything you need to trust a green build.
Ship a WhatsApp integration this afternoon.
Free on the sandbox. No credit card. The projects you start here migrate straight into production.