One-Tap Auto-Reply for Incoming Messages
Whatauto turns repetitive messaging into a simple workflow: switch auto-reply on, choose a default response, and let the app answer incoming conversations while you are busy. The home screen keeps the main toggle visible, with a short default message and a direct entry for creating more specialized replies. This makes the first setup approachable for a shop owner, service provider, or anyone who needs a clear away message.
Users can shape the response instead of sending the same sentence everywhere. Contact and group choices help keep the rule focused, while the service works across supported social messengers. The result is a lightweight way to acknowledge a customer or friend quickly, then return to the conversation when you have time.
Keyword and AI Answers for Customer Questions
Keyword Reply is designed for questions that have predictable answers. Users can save response text and connect it to phrases, so common requests such as hours, directions, order steps, or appointment details can receive a consistent answer without manual typing. The Replies area also keeps a separate place for reviewing sent responses and moving back into the main workflow.
AI Reply adds a more flexible option for customer conversations. It can answer questions using business information or website content, giving a business a broader knowledge path alongside its saved keyword answers. That pairing lets a team keep routine facts tightly controlled while handling questions that do not match one saved keyword.
Messaging-App and Contact Filters
Whatauto is built for more than one chat service. Its messaging-app filter lets users narrow a rule by platform, with choices such as WhatsApp, WhatsApp Business, Telegram, Messenger, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Signal, and Meta Business Suite. That breadth is useful when one phone handles personal chats, customer conversations, and community messages at the same time.
The same workflow can be combined with contact selection. Use Show All when a reply should cover a broad inbox, or switch to a custom contact choice when a response belongs to a particular person or group. In the Replies history, date options such as Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, and Last 30 days make sent-reply activity easier to review.
Schedules, Timing, and Everyday Automation
Automation becomes more useful when it matches the hours and rhythm of a real business. Whatauto supports reply timing choices, including continuous responses, delayed replies, or a one-time answer, so users can decide how aggressively a rule should respond. Scheduling can turn the service on and off automatically around opening hours or a personal routine.
For regular operations, backup and restore options help keep bot messages available when moving to another phone or recovering settings. Driving Mode is intended for moments when attention should stay on the road, while the default-reply editor keeps wording easy to adjust. Together, these controls turn a one-tap reply into a repeatable messaging routine rather than a single away message.
