Check on your server from your phone (secure remote panel)
A read-first web panel served over your own tunnel so you can see account health, queue depth and risk without walking back to the desktop. The cockpit for your headless server.
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Build simple automations without leaving the app
A small visual builder for the common flows — auto-reply, drip, keyword routing — for people who don't want to stand up n8n just to answer "hi" with a menu.
Run more numbers under one license (extra device seats)
Let a Pro license cover a small team's phones by adding seats, instead of buying a whole new license per number.
A marketplace of small "panel apps" for the remote panel
Drop-in mini-tools inside the remote panel — a broadcast composer, a warm-up tracker, a contact cleaner — so the panel grows without waiting on a full app release.
Send a welcome sequence over a few days, not all at once
When someone first messages me, I want to drip a short onboarding series — welcome now, a tip tomorrow, a check-in in three days — paced by the anti-ban engine.
A ready-made "store order → WhatsApp confirmation" recipe
Most e-commerce setups want the same thing: when an order is placed or shipped, send a WhatsApp confirmation. Ship a copy-paste recipe so people don't build it from zero.
Share one warm-up schedule across two numbers
When I add a second number for the same business, let me clone the warm-up plan instead of setting it all up again from scratch.
Per-chat auto-reply that respects quiet hours
An out-of-office style responder I can turn on for specific chats, that stays quiet during my night window instead of firing at 2am.
Show warm-up as a traffic light, not a number I have to interpret
"Phase 2 of 3, 340/500" means nothing at a glance. Give me red/amber/green plus "safe to send ~X more today" in plain language.
Retry webhooks and show me a dead-letter list when n8n is down
If my automation endpoint is offline for a few minutes I don't want to silently lose events. Retry with backoff, and give me a list of what failed so I can replay it.
Show me who replied and who went quiet after a campaign
After a broadcast I want a simple split: these contacts replied, these opened nothing back. Right now I'm guessing whether a campaign landed.
Let me pause a broadcast mid-run without losing the queue
Sometimes you realise the template has a typo halfway through a batch. I want a hard pause that stops new sends immediately and lets me resume (or cancel the rest) without rebuilding the list.
Give your n8n AI agent full chat memory (Get AI Context)
One node that hands your LLM the recent conversation and a clean transcript, so an AI reply actually knows what was said instead of answering blind.
Guided warm-up for brand-new numbers
A fresh number blasting messages on day one is a dead number. Ramp new accounts gradually (0 → 500/day over a few days) so they build a normal-looking history first.
One-click secure public URL for the API (Cloudflare named tunnel)
Getting your self-hosted server reachable from n8n Cloud or a webhook shouldn't mean port-forwarding. Download the tunnel binary, click connect, get a stable hostname.
A stable, unique device identity per account
Each connected number should present one consistent device fingerprint for its whole life — assigned once, never shuffled. Rotating identities is exactly what gets numbers flagged.
Auto-cool a number when its risk spikes, resume when it settles
Instead of a blunt 24-hour lockout, back off automatically when the risk score climbs and lift the pause as it decays. Protect the number without babysitting it.
Quiet hours — never message people in the middle of the night
Set a nightly window per account where the server holds sends and drains the queue the next morning. Nothing feels more like a bot than a 3am "reminder".
High-Volume Mode for Pro (up to 5,000 sends a day)
For accounts that are properly warmed and behaving, let Pro users opt into much higher ceilings — up to 120/min and 5,000/day — behind a 72-hour warm-up and a clear acknowledgement.
Import contacts from a CSV with a column mapper
Drop in a spreadsheet, map "phone" and "name" (and whatever custom fields), preview a few rows, import. The manual copy-paste is the worst part of getting started.