Welcome to the guide for WhatsApp Blocklist Management! This feature allows you to manage your WhatsApp blocked contacts directly from the app. You can view who you’ve blocked, add new contacts to your blocklist, and unblock contacts when needed — all without opening WhatsApp manually.

1. Getting Started

Before you can manage your blocklist, you need to connect the app to your WhatsApp account. This is a safe, one-time connection process similar to using WhatsApp on your computer.

Opening Blocklist Management

1. Open the App: Launch the WB Sender app on your phone.
2. Navigate to Blocklist: Find and tap on the “Blocklist Management” or “Block List” option in the menu.
3. Wait for Initialization: The app will start preparing the connection. You’ll see a “Connecting…” message while it gets ready.

2. Connecting Your WhatsApp Account

You have two ways to connect your WhatsApp account: using a Pairing Code (recommended) or scanning a QR Code.

Option A: Using Pairing Code (Easiest)

1. Enter Your Phone Number: Type your phone number with country code (e.g., +1 for USA, +91 for India). Make sure to include the “+” sign at the beginning.
2. Request Code: Tap the “Request Code” button. Wait a few seconds for the app to generate your unique pairing code.
3. Copy the Code: A 8-digit code will appear on screen (like “1234-5678”). Remember or note down this code.
4. Open WhatsApp on Your Phone:
   • Go to Settings (gear icon)
   • Tap Linked Devices
   • Tap Link a Device
   • Choose “Link with phone number instead”
   • Enter the 8-digit pairing code when prompted
5. Success! Once linked, the status will change to “Connected” and you’re ready to manage your blocklist!

Tip: Pairing code is easier because you don’t need to scan anything with your camera!

Option B: Using QR Code

1. Tap “Show QR Code”: After the app initializes, tap the button to display a QR code.
2. Wait for QR Code: A scannable QR code will appear on your screen.
3. Open WhatsApp on Your Phone:
   • Go to Settings (gear icon)
   • Tap Linked Devices
   • Tap Link a Device
4. Scan the Code: Point your phone’s camera at the QR code shown in the app.
5. Success! The status changes to “Connected” when the scan is successful.

3. Viewing Your Blocked Contacts

Once connected, the app automatically loads your current blocklist. Here’s what you’ll see:

• Blocked Contacts List: All your blocked contacts appear in a scrollable list.
• Contact Count: At the top, you’ll see the total number of blocked contacts (e.g., “3 contacts”).
• Empty State: If you haven’t blocked anyone, you’ll see a message saying your blocklist is empty.

Refreshing the List

To make sure you’re seeing the latest information:

1. Tap the “Refresh” button.
2. The app will fetch the current blocklist from WhatsApp.
3. The list updates with any recent changes.

4. Blocking New Contacts

Want to add someone to your blocklist? It’s easy!

Steps to Block Contacts

1. Tap the Add Button: Look for the round floating button (usually with a “+” icon) at the bottom of the screen.
2. Select Contacts: A contact picker opens showing all your phone contacts.
3. Choose Who to Block: Tap on one or more contacts you want to block. Selected contacts will be highlighted.
4. Confirm Selection: Tap “Done” or the checkmark to confirm your selection.
5. Processing: The app will add each selected contact to your WhatsApp blocklist. You’ll see a confirmation message.
6. Done! The newly blocked contacts appear in your blocklist.

Note: You can select multiple contacts at once to block them all together!

5. Unblocking Contacts

Changed your mind about someone you blocked? Here’s how to remove them from your blocklist:

1. Find the Contact: Scroll through your blocklist to find the person you want to unblock.
2. Tap on Their Entry: Tap on the blocked contact’s name or number.
3. Confirmation Popup: A message will appear asking “Are you sure you want to unblock this contact?”
4. Confirm Unblock: Tap “Unblock” to confirm, or “Cancel” if you changed your mind.
5. Done! The contact is removed from your blocklist and can now message you again.

Success: Once unblocked, the person can send you messages and see your profile picture and status again.

6. Understanding Connection Status

The app shows different colored indicators to help you understand the connection status:

• ● Orange/Yellow: The app is connecting or waiting for you to scan the QR code / enter pairing code.
• ● Green: Successfully connected! You can now manage your blocklist.
• ● Red: Connection error or not connected. Try reconnecting.

7. Troubleshooting Tips

“Connection Error” Message

• Make sure your phone has an active internet connection (WiFi or mobile data).
• Tap the “Retry” button when prompted.
• If problems persist, try closing and reopening the app.

QR Code Expired or Not Loading

• QR codes last for about 3 minutes. If expired, tap “Show QR Code” again to get a new one.
• Make sure the app has fully initialized before requesting the QR code.
• Try using the Pairing Code method instead — it’s often more reliable.

Phone Number Errors

• “Enter phone number”: You left the phone number field empty.
• “Must start with +”: Add your country code with a “+” sign (e.g., +1, +44, +91).
• “Invalid format”: Check that your phone number has the correct number of digits (usually 10-15 digits total including country code).

Session Expired / Disconnected

• If you see “Restoring session…”, wait a moment. The app is trying to reconnect automatically.
• If reconnection fails after 3 attempts, you’ll see a popup with “Retry” and “Troubleshoot” options.
• Tap “Troubleshoot” for additional helpful tips.

Can’t Add or Remove Contacts

• Make sure you’re connected (green status indicator).
• If you see “Not authenticated”, you need to reconnect your WhatsApp account first.
• Check your internet connection and try again.

8. Important Notes

What Happens When You Block Someone?

• They cannot send you messages on WhatsApp.
• They cannot see your profile picture, status updates, or “last seen”.
• They will not know they’ve been blocked — their messages simply won’t be delivered.
• You will not receive their calls or messages.

What Happens When You Unblock Someone?

• They can message you again.
• They can see your profile picture and status.
• Messages they sent while blocked will not be delivered — those are lost.

Privacy & Safety

• Your WhatsApp connection is secure and uses the same protection as WhatsApp Web.
• The app only accesses your blocklist — it cannot read your messages or chats.
• You can disconnect your session anytime by unlinking the device from WhatsApp settings.

9. Quick Reference

Welcome to the guide for the WA Group Contacts Extractor! This amazing feature allows you to pull out phone numbers from your WhatsApp groups and save them as a new contact list (Campaign) for messaging later. Think of it like copying everyone’s phone number from a group chat with just a few taps!

1. Getting Started

Before you can extract contacts, you need to connect the app to your WhatsApp account. This works similar to WhatsApp Web – it links your phone to the app securely.

Opening the Feature

1. Navigate to WA Group Contacts Extractor: Find and tap this option in your app menu.
2. Wait for Startup: The app will automatically start preparing. You’ll see a “Connecting…” message.
3. Choose Your Connection Method: You have two options to link your WhatsApp account (see below).

Option A: Using Pairing Code (Recommended)

This is the easiest method if you don’t have another device to scan a pattern.

1. Enter your WhatsApp phone number in the box provided. Important: Include your country code with a plus sign (e.g., +1234567890).
2. Tap the “Get Code” button.
3. A special code will appear on screen (like: 1234-5678).
4. On your WhatsApp phone, go to Settings > Linked Devices > Link a Device.
5. Tap “Link with phone number instead”.
6. Type in the code shown on the app screen.
7. Wait for confirmation – you’ll see “Connected” when successful!

Option B: Using the QR Pattern

Use this if you prefer scanning a pattern with your phone’s camera.

1. Tap the “Show QR” button.
2. A unique black and white pattern will appear.
3. Open WhatsApp on your main phone.
4. Go to Settings > Linked Devices > Link a Device.
5. Point your camera at the pattern on screen.
6. Wait for confirmation – the status will change to “Connected”.

Note: If the QR pattern expires before you scan it, simply tap “Show QR” again to get a fresh one.

2. Viewing Your Groups

Once connected, the app will automatically load all your WhatsApp groups.

What You’ll See

• Groups List: A list showing all your WhatsApp group chats.
• Group Count: The total number of groups found (e.g., “Found: 15 groups”).
• Refresh Button: Use this if you recently joined a new group and don’t see it in the list.

Selecting a Group

Simply tap on any group to see who’s in it. The app will then fetch all the members of that group.

3. Viewing Group Members

After selecting a group, you’ll see a list of all members (participants) in that group.

What You’ll See

• Group Name: The name of the selected group appears at the top.
• Member List: Each member’s name and phone number is displayed.
• Selection Count: Shows how many contacts you’ve selected (e.g., “12 of 25 selected”).
• Checkboxes: Each member has a checkbox – checked means they’ll be saved.

Choosing Which Contacts to Save

• Select All: Use the “Select All” checkbox at the top to quickly select everyone.
• Individual Selection: Tap individual checkboxes to include or exclude specific people.
• Unselect All: Uncheck the “Select All” box to clear all selections.

Tip: By default, all members are pre-selected for your convenience.

4. Saving Contacts to a Campaign

A “Campaign” is simply a saved list of contacts that you can use for bulk messaging later.

Premium Feature: This feature requires a Premium subscription. Non-Premium users will see the save button disabled.

How to Save

1. Select Contacts: Make sure you’ve selected the contacts you want to save.
2. Tap “Save to Campaign”: Press the purple button at the bottom of the screen.
3. Name Your List: A popup will appear with a suggested name (the group name). You can change this to anything you like (e.g., “Gym Friends”, “Work Team”, etc.).
4. See the Count: The popup will show exactly how many contacts will be saved.
5. Confirm: Tap “Save” to create your new contact list.

After Saving

Once saved, the app will:

• Show a success message with the number of contacts saved.
• Automatically take you to the Campaign Summary screen where you can see your new list.

You can now use this campaign in the WhatsApp Automation feature to send bulk messages!

5. Status Indicators

The colored dot next to the connection status tells you the current state:

• ● Green (Connected): Successfully linked to WhatsApp. You’re good to go!
• ● Orange (Connecting/Waiting): The app is working – either connecting or waiting for you to scan/enter the code.
• ● Red (Error/Not Connected): Something went wrong. Try the troubleshooting steps below.

6. Troubleshooting Tips

• “Feature Unavailable” Message: This means the feature cannot run on your device. This is rare and usually happens on certain older Android versions or specific device types.
• Connection Keeps Failing:
  • Make sure you have a stable internet connection.
  • Ensure WhatsApp is updated to the latest version on your phone.
  • Try closing the app completely and reopening it.
  • Tap “Retry” if a retry button appears.
• QR Pattern Expired: Simply tap “Show QR” again to generate a new one.
• Pairing Code Not Working:
  • Double-check you entered your phone number correctly with the country code.
  • Make sure WhatsApp is open and active on your phone.
  • Try entering the code quickly – it expires after a few minutes.
• Groups Not Loading: Tap the “Refresh” button to reload your group list.
• Contact Permission Request: The app needs permission to save contacts. If asked, please tap “Allow” to continue.

7. Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this safe for my WhatsApp account?

A: Yes! This uses the same linking method as WhatsApp Web. Your messages stay private, and you can unlink the session anytime from your phone’s WhatsApp settings.

Q: Will people in the group know I extracted their numbers?

A: No. The app only reads the member list that’s already visible to you as a group member. No notification is sent to anyone.

Q: Can I extract from multiple groups?

A: Yes! After saving contacts from one group, simply go back and select another group. Each will be saved as a separate campaign.

Q: How many contacts can I extract?

A: There’s no limit to the number of contacts you can extract. Even groups with hundreds of members work perfectly.

Q: What format are phone numbers saved in?

A: Phone numbers are saved in international format starting with a “+” sign, which works perfectly with the bulk messaging feature.

Welcome to the guide for the WhatsApp Automation tool! This feature allows you to send bulk messages to your contacts efficiently and reliably using your own WhatsApp account. Designed with safety and ease of use in mind, it handles the heavy lifting of sending messages one by one so you don’t have to.

1. Getting Started

Before you can send messages, you need to connect the app to your WhatsApp account. This connects your phone’s WhatsApp to our automation engine, similar to how WhatsApp Web works.

Connecting Your Account

1. Open the Automation Screen: Navigate to the WhatsApp Automation section in the app.
2. Wait for Initialization: The app will automatically start the background service. You’ll see a “Connecting…” status.
3. Scan QR Code:
   • Once ready, a fake QR code might appear initially, but wait for the “Scan to Connect” status.
   • Open WhatsApp on your primary phone (the one you want to send messages from).
   • Go to Settings > Linked Devices > Link a Device.
   • Point your phone’s camera at the QR code shown on the Automation screen.
4. Success: Once scanned, the status will change to “Session Active”. You are now ready to send!

Note: If you prefer to use a Pairing Code instead of a camera, tap the “Use Pairing Code” button (if available) and follow the prompts.

2. Setting Up a Campaign

A “Campaign” is simply the group of contacts you want to message and the content you want to send.

Step 1: Select Your Campaign

Tap the “Select Campaign” dropdown box. This will show a list of your saved contact lists (Campaigns). Pick the one you want to message today. The app will automatically load the contacts from that list.

Step 2: Add Media (Optional)

You can send files along with your text messages. Use the buttons below the campaign selector:

• Image: Opens your gallery to pick a photo.
• Video: Opens your gallery to pick a video.
• Document: Opens your file manager to pick a PDF, Word doc, etc.

Tip: To remove an attached file, simply tap the “Remove Attachment” button.

3. Smart Messaging (Anti-Spam)

To keep your account safe and prevent messages from looking like spam, this tool uses two smart features:

Message Variants

Tap “Manage Messages” to add multiple versions of your message. For example:

• Variant 1: “Hello! Check out our new offer.”
• Variant 2: “Hi there! We have a special deal for you.”

The system will randomly pick one variant for each contact. This makes your sending behavior look more human and natural.

Unsubscribe Option

You will see a switch tailored to “Add Unsubscribe Link”. We highly recommend leaving this ON. It automatically adds a polite footer (e.g., “Reply STOP to unsubscribe”) to your messages. This allows user to opt-out easily, reducing the chance they will report you for spam.

4. Sending Controls

Once you are set up, you have full control over the sending process:

• Start Sending: Begins the bulk messaging process. The app will send messages one by one with a random delay (usually 10-15 seconds) between each to ensure safety.
• Pause: Temporarily stops sending. Useful if you need to check something or lose internet connection. You can resume later from exactly where you left off.
• Resume: Continues a paused or previously interrupted campaign.
• Stop: Completely cancels the current sending session.

Progress Tracking

A progress card will appear showing:

• Progress Bar: Visual indicator of how many messages have been sent.
• Success/Fail Counts: Real-time counter of delivered vs. failed messages.
• Next Message Timer: A countdown showing when the next message will be sent (e.g., “Next in 12s”).

5. Troubleshooting Tips

• “Connection Error”: If the app says it can’t connect, try tapping the “Restart App” button if prompted, or simply close and reopen the app.
• QR Code Not Loading: If the QR code expires or doesn’t appear, tap “Refresh QR”.
• Sending Stopped? Ensure your phone has an active internet connection and the screen is not aggressively killed by battery savers. The app is designed to run in the foreground.