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Creating conversations in WhatsApp without adding a number to contacts

MySelf on WhatsApp is a free application for Android phones that has a simple proposal: to quickly start a WhatsApp conversation with any number. That way, you can exchange messages with people who are not in your phonebook or with yourself, without the need to add your contact to your own calendar.

Next, learn how to use MySelf on WhatsApp to create conversations in the messenger without adding a number to the contacts. Note that the app is currently only available for the Google system, but iPhone users (iOS) can use the web version of the app.

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On android

Step 1. Go to the MySelf on WhatsApp download page and install the app on your mobile phone.

Step 2. Open the application and enter the number you want to talk to in WhatsApp. Note that it is necessary to use the "+55" (DDI code) before the number with the DDD. Finally, tap Create Conversation in WhatsApp.

Creating WhatsApp conversation with the MySelf on WhatsApp app

Step 3. WhatsApp will then open a new chat with the number you entered in the previous step. Now, just talk to the person normally.

WhatsApp opens with the conversation without adding the contact

In the browser

Although MySelf on WhatsApp is not yet available for the iPhone (iOS), the app has a mobile version that works on both Apple and Google systems and also on the WhatsApp Web on the PC. Here's how to use it.

MySelf on WhatsApp can be used on the iPhone by the browser

Step 1. Open Safari or the browser of your choice and go to the address nonobit.com/MySelfOnWhatsApp.html. Enter the phone number with DDI and DDD and tap Create Conversation in WhatsApp.

Creating conversation in WhatsApp by browser

Step 2. Another tip is to add the site to favorites or create a shortcut to the site on the home screen. To do this, touch the share button and choose "Add to Favorites" or "Home Screen."