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As far as we know, ChatGPT doesn’t come with a way to send WhatsApp messages from your number; with ConnectYourGPT it can, and it can’t read your chats. You do it once, from chatgpt.com in your browser. We tested it end to end on ChatGPT Plus: after that, in a chat, you call it with @ConnectYourGPT, ask it to write to someone and the message goes out from your WhatsApp.
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Go to connectyourgpt.com from a computer or tablet and create your account. Then, on your phone: WhatsApp → Linked devices → Link a device, and scan the QR code shown in the dashboard. It’s like opening WhatsApp Web.
On chatgpt.com, open the plugins section in the sidebar (or go straight to chatgpt
We tested this with ChatGPT in Spanish. The names here are our translation: the exact wording in English may differ.
Click the add button at the top right and choose the option to add a custom MCP server.
The address goes in the server URL field. Leave authentication set to OAuth, as it comes. The icon and description are optional.
https://Tick the box saying you understand and want to continue, then click the button to create it as a plugin. On the next screen, click the button to connect ConnectYourGPT.
ChatGPT takes you to the ConnectYourGPT permission screen. Sign in with your account, see one by one the permissions it asks for (such as sending from your number) and what it never will (read your chats or the messages you receive), and click Allow.
In a chat, type @ConnectYourGPT and ask, for example: “Text Ana that the appointment is tomorrow at 10.” The connector asks ChatGPT to show you who and what and to wait for your yes: it shows you the message with its buttons to send it or cancel. ConnectYourGPT can’t check that yes: it only asks ChatGPT for it. ChatGPT may also ask whether to allow it once or always: once is the most careful choice.
We haven’t tested Free, Go, Pro, Business or Enterprise yet, or the mobile app. If you don’t see the option to add a custom MCP server, your plan may not have it.
In Claude, ConnectYourGPT works on every plan, including the free one: Claude guide.
ChatGPT marks these plugins as being in development (“dev mode”), and we haven’t found this option documented for Plus in its help pages. It works today, but it could go away.
ConnectYourGPT is not an official ChatGPT app and isn’t in its directory: you add it by hand, with these steps.
The plugin’s page warns that ChatGPT may share relevant chats and memories with this app. What ConnectYourGPT receives is what ChatGPT puts in each tool: who to look for, a contact’s details, the text of a message or a status and, if it has a file, its link and name. No tool asks for your chats or memories: something from there would only arrive if ChatGPT writes it in one of those fields. What is stored, and for how long, is in the connector documentation.
ChatGPT also warns that what this connection brings in may be used to improve its models if you have its option to improve the model for everyone turned on. Here, what the tools bring in is your WhatsApp number and your account status; your contacts’ names, numbers, tags and notes; and, for what was sent, who to, the text, the file if there is one (name, size and which site it came from), and when it was delivered and read; and for the statuses ConnectYourGPT posted, the text, the photo if there is one (name, size and which site it came from), how they ended and how many of your address-book contacts were synced when they were prepared. If you don’t want that, turn that option off in ChatGPT.
@ConnectYourGPT before asking for the message.