Connect Claude or OpenClaw to WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram. Link your accounts once by scanning a QR code or logging in, then paste one link into your agent. No code, nothing to install.
We keep your email, the country you signed up from and what you picked above, only to email you when your spot opens and to plan the rollout. No sharing. Privacy.
An example only. Your agent will write the replies from what you tell it.
The fiddly parts (staying logged in, pacing messages, trying again when something fails) will be our job.
Scan a QR code with your phone for WhatsApp, the same way you link WhatsApp to a laptop. For LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram, you log in.
In Claude, paste one link into its connectors and sign in. In OpenClaw, send your agent one message. That is the whole setup.
It will reply to messages, follow up with people and keep conversations going while you sleep. Or it can check with you before it sends anything. Your call.
Four apps at launch. Each app has its own limits, and DMWire will keep your agent inside conservative sending limits on top. It is being built for real conversations, not for messaging strangers in bulk.
Limits: WhatsApp watches for bulk messages to people who never wrote to you. DMWire will pace messages and will refuse mass messaging to strangers. Talking to people who know you is the lowest risk way to use it.
Limits: LinkedIn limits how many connection requests an account can send each week and watches for automated activity. DMWire will keep your agent under conservative daily limits and space things out like a person would.
Limits: Instagram is strict about automated messages. DMWire will limit how fast and how many new people your agent can message. It is made for answering, not for cold DM campaigns.
Limits: Telegram limits how fast an account can send. DMWire will slow your agent down so it stays under that.
DMWire does not write messages itself: it only sends what your agent tells it to send.
It can check with you before it sends anything. Your call.
DMWire will pace messages, cap how many go out each day and refuse bulk blasts.
Used only to send and receive the messages your agent asks for.
You will be able to disconnect any app at any time.
Link your accounts in DMWire once by scanning a QR code or logging in. Then add DMWire to your agent: paste one link into Claude's connectors, or send one message to your OpenClaw agent. Your agent will then be able to read and answer messages on all four apps. This is the planned setup for launch.
No, and that is the point. You will link your apps by scanning a QR code or logging in, and add DMWire to Claude by pasting one link or to OpenClaw by sending it one message. No code, no settings files and no server to run. There will be a setup for developers too, but you will not need it.
Link your WhatsApp or LinkedIn account in DMWire. Then in Claude open Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, paste the DMWire link and sign in. Claude will then be able to read your messages and reply when you ask it to. This works on Claude plans that let you add custom connectors. It is the planned setup, and it starts working at launch.
With the DMWire skill it will. Ask your OpenClaw agent in chat to install the DMWire skill from ClawHub, link your WhatsApp in DMWire, and your agent will be able to send and answer WhatsApp messages. The same skill will cover LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram. It ships at launch.
There are open source ones that you install and run on your own computer. DMWire will be one you do not have to run: link WhatsApp, paste one link into Claude, done. MCP is the standard way apps like Claude add new abilities, and DMWire will use it to let Claude, OpenClaw and other agents send and read WhatsApp messages. The same connection will also cover LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram. Join the waitlist to get access first.
Pricing has not been announced yet. The waitlist hears it first, before anyone can sign up. There is nothing to install or host, so there are no server costs on your side.
DMWire will store your app connections encrypted and use them only to send and receive the messages your agent asks for. DMWire does not write messages itself: it only sends what your agent tells it to send. You will be able to disconnect any app at any time. Anything else about how we handle your data: write to hello@dmwire.ai.
Nobody can promise an account will never be restricted, and we will not pretend to. Each app sets its own rules. DMWire will pace messages, cap how many go out each day and refuse bulk blasts, so an agent that holds real conversations has the best chance of staying inside normal use.
Messaging lots of strangers is the fastest way to get flagged, and DMWire will not support it. Connecting a personal WhatsApp number or a LinkedIn or Instagram account always carries some risk, and the app makes that call.
There is no public date yet. We will open it in waves, and the waitlist gets in first. You get one email when your spot opens.
For people who use AI agents, yes. Unipile is a messaging API for developers who build their own software. DMWire is being built so you can plug WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram into the agent you already use, without writing any code.
WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram for your AI agent, with no code. Early access goes to the list first.
Free to join. No code. Early access in signup order.
We keep your email and the country you signed up from, only to email you when your spot opens. Privacy.
claude mcp add --transport http dmwire https://mcp.dmwire.ai/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $DMWIRE_API_KEY"Planned. Available at launch.
# ~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.dmwire]
url = "https://mcp.dmwire.ai/mcp"
bearer_token_env_var = "DMWIRE_API_KEY"Planned. Available at launch.
// .cursor/mcp.json
{ "mcpServers": { "dmwire": {
"url": "https://mcp.dmwire.ai/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${env:DMWIRE_API_KEY}" } } } }Planned. Available at launch.
clawhub install dmwirePlanned. Available at launch.
# MCP endpoint + your key
https://mcp.dmwire.ai/mcp
Authorization: Bearer $DMWIRE_API_KEY
# or straight from a shell
dmwire send telegram @ana "Draft is ready for review"Planned. Available at launch.