Chrome extension
Your inbox, inside WhatsApp Web.
For teams that are not ready to move. The panel sits beside the chat you already have open and adds the structure without taking the tool away.
The problem it solves
Asking a team to switch tools is the hardest part of any rollout — people revert to WhatsApp Web the first busy afternoon. Meeting them where they already work is a lower bar than convincing them to leave.
No new tab
The panel overlays web.whatsapp.com beside the open conversation.
Label, assign, ticket in place
The same shared labels, owners and tickets as the main inbox, applied without leaving the chat.
Read-only by design
The panel reads the page and never sends messages — which is what keeps it safe on an account you care about.
Pairs with a token
Generate a code in MajlisDesk, paste it into the extension, done.
When you would use it
- A team that will adopt structure but will not give up WhatsApp Web.
- A gradual rollout where one person tries the full inbox and the rest keep the panel.
See it running
Six seconds, showing this one thing.
Questions people ask
Can the extension send messages?
No. It reads the page and writes to MajlisDesk. It never sends on your behalf.
Is a browser extension risky for my number?
The read-only design is the answer: the behaviour WhatsApp objects to is automated sending, which this cannot do.