# WhatsApp Published January 1, 2026 · Updated August 10, 2026 Desktop messaging app Category: Communication · Free · [Official website](https://whatsapp.com) ## Install with Homebrew `brew install --cask whatsapp` ## Quick take WhatsApp is the default messaging app for most of the world and the Mac desktop client has become genuinely good. The native Catalyst app, multi-device support, voice/video calls and 2GB file sharing make it a capable desktop communication tool. The encryption is real, your messages are private. The metadata problem is also real, Meta knows who you talk to and when. If privacy is your top priority, use Signal. If reaching the people you need to reach is your priority, WhatsApp is where they are. The Mac app turns it from a phone-dependent inconvenience into a proper desktop communication tool. The July 2026 Liquid Glass Mac update is the headline quality-of-life change since the Catalyst rewrite, worth updating from the App Store even if your account has not received the UI yet. Best for: Anyone whose contacts primarily use WhatsApp, International teams where WhatsApp is the standard communication tool, Users who want encrypted messaging with the largest possible network, Mac users who want a proper desktop messaging experience ## What is WhatsApp? WhatsApp for Mac remains Meta's Catalyst desktop client for the world's largest messaging network. In July 2026 Meta began rolling Liquid Glass design to the Mac app (build 26.27.73 noted by WABetaInfo), aligning sidebar, chat bar and attachment menus with the iPhone/iPad Liquid Glass language introduced for Apple's latest OS generation including macOS Tahoe 26. The rollout also adds dedicated sidebar entry points for locked chats (now authentication-gated like iOS) and Communities. Distribution is gradual, some accounts see the new UI immediately after updating from the Mac App Store, others wait weeks. Core messaging is still free. Meta continues testing WhatsApp Plus personalization subscriptions in select regions (reported around €2.49/month) for themes, icons, premium stickers and higher pin limits; it is not required for chats or calls. Business API pricing remains separate for companies sending automated conversations. WhatsApp is the most widely used messaging app in the world, with over 3.3 billion monthly active users across 180+ countries. On macOS, WhatsApp has evolved from a web-based wrapper to a proper native desktop application built with Apple's Catalyst framework, released in 2023 and significantly improved through 2024-2026. The desktop app now operates independently of your phone, once linked, it maintains its own encrypted connection to WhatsApp's servers, so your messages arrive on your Mac even when your iPhone is off, out of battery, or on a different continent. For developers and professionals who spend their workday on a Mac, the desktop app eliminates the context-switching tax of picking up your phone to reply to messages. You can type with a full keyboard, send files by dragging them onto the chat window, take voice and video calls through your Mac's speakers and microphone and view shared media on a larger screen. WhatsApp uses the Signal Protocol for end-to-end encryption on all messages and calls, the same protocol used by Signal itself, which means neither WhatsApp nor anyone else can read your messages in transit. The elephant in the room is Meta. WhatsApp is owned by Meta (formerly Facebook) and while message content is encrypted, Meta collects substantial metadata: who you message, when, how often, your IP address, device information and usage patterns. This metadata is shared with other Meta companies for advertising purposes. If you care about message content privacy, WhatsApp is solid. If you care about metadata privacy, Signal is the better choice. For most people, WhatsApp's massive user base makes it the default, your family, your colleagues, your doctor's office, your kids' school group chat are probably already there. ## Features - **Native macOS Desktop App.** WhatsApp's current Mac app is built with Apple Catalyst, not Electron. It uses native macOS rendering, supports system notifications properly, respects Focus modes and integrates with Share menus. The app starts quickly, scrolls smoothly and doesn't feel like a web page wrapped in a window. It supports the Mac's native text rendering, spell check and emoji picker. This is a big improvement over the old WhatsApp Web-based desktop app, which was sluggish and felt out of place on macOS. - **Multi-Device Support.** WhatsApp's multi-device architecture lets the Mac app operate independently of your phone. When you link your Mac, WhatsApp generates device-specific encryption keys and syncs your recent message history. After the initial link, your Mac connects directly to WhatsApp's servers, no relay through your phone. You can have up to four linked devices plus your phone. This means you can leave your phone at home and still receive and send messages from your Mac all day. - **Voice and Video Calls.** The Mac app supports one-on-one and group voice and video calls. Call quality depends on your internet connection, but on a decent connection it's comparable to FaceTime. Group video calls support up to 32 participants on desktop. You can start a call from any chat and incoming calls show a macOS notification with answer/decline buttons. During a video call, you can share your screen, useful for quick walkthroughs with colleagues or showing something to family without trying to point your phone at a screen. - **Disappearing Messages.** You can set messages in any chat to automatically delete after 24 hours, 7 days, or 90 days. This applies to both individual and group chats. Once enabled, new messages in that chat will disappear after the timer expires for all participants. This is useful for sharing temporary information, meeting links, one-time codes, addresses, without the clutter of a permanent chat history. It's not as granular as Signal's per-message timers, but it covers the main use cases. - **End-to-End Encryption.** Every message, call, photo, video and file sent through WhatsApp is end-to-end encrypted using the Signal Protocol. The encryption keys are stored on your devices, not on WhatsApp's servers. This means WhatsApp and by extension Meta, cannot read your message content. Group chats use a group key distribution system so all participants share the same encrypted channel. Encryption is always on and cannot be disabled. - **Status Updates (Stories).** WhatsApp Status lets you post ephemeral updates (text, photos, videos) that disappear after 24 hours. It works like Instagram Stories but is visible only to your WhatsApp contacts. You can control who sees your Status updates through privacy settings. On the Mac app, you can view contacts' statuses and post text-based updates, though the media creation features are more limited than on mobile. - **File Sharing and Media.** WhatsApp supports sharing files up to 2GB per file, documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, APKs, ZIPs, whatever. Photos and videos can be sent at original quality (opt-in) or compressed for faster delivery. On the Mac app, you can drag and drop files directly onto a chat window. Voice messages are supported with a push-to-record button. The app also supports sending and viewing stickers, GIFs and contact cards. - **Channels.** WhatsApp Channels are one-way broadcast channels where organizations, creators, or individuals can post updates to followers. Followers can react but not reply. Channels are separate from your personal chats and don't share your phone number with the channel admin. On the Mac app, you can browse, follow and read channels. Think of it as a simplified newsletter/broadcast system built into the messaging app. - **Liquid Glass Mac UI (2026 rollout).** Translucent sidebar with text labels, frosted chat bar and attachment menu, plus dedicated Locked chats and Communities sections arriving with WhatsApp for Mac 26.27.73 toward broader accounts. - **Authentication-gated locked chats on Mac.** Locked chats move out of the plain chat list into a sidebar area that requires authentication before viewing, matching iPhone behaviour. ## How to Install WhatsApp on Mac WhatsApp for Mac is available via Homebrew or the Mac App Store. 1. **Install via Homebrew.** Run `brew install --cask whatsapp` in Terminal. This installs the native macOS app (Catalyst build), not the old Electron version. 2. **Link Your Phone.** Open WhatsApp on Mac. It shows a QR code. On your phone, go to Settings → Linked Devices → Link a Device, scan the QR code and wait for the sync to complete. Recent messages will appear within a minute. 3. **Configure Notifications.** WhatsApp respects macOS notification settings. Go to System Settings → Notifications → WhatsApp to configure alert style, sound and badge. Enable Focus mode filters if you want to silence WhatsApp during work hours. 4. **Enable Calls (Optional).** The Mac app handles calls automatically. Test with a quick voice call to a contact. Make sure your Mac's microphone and speaker/headphones are working. WhatsApp uses your Mac's audio devices, no additional setup needed. ## Pros - Largest messaging user base in the world, most of your contacts are already there - Native macOS app (Catalyst) with proper system integration - Multi-device support, Mac works independently of your phone - End-to-end encryption (Signal Protocol) for all messages and calls - Voice and video calls with screen sharing on desktop - File sharing up to 2GB per file - Group chats up to 1,024 participants - Channels for one-way broadcast updates - Core messaging is completely free; optional WhatsApp Plus subscription for personalization ## Cons - Owned by Meta, extensive metadata collection for advertising - No username system, requires phone number for registration and contact - No end-to-end encrypted backups by default (must be enabled manually) - Desktop app lacks some mobile features (Status creation, payment) - Group admin controls are basic compared to Telegram - No bot platform for individual users (business API only) - Can't use WhatsApp without a phone number at all ## Closer Look: WhatsApp's Privacy Paradox WhatsApp has the strongest encryption of any mainstream messaging app, the Signal Protocol encrypts all messages end-to-end by default. And yet WhatsApp is owned by Meta, a company whose business model is built on surveillance advertising. This creates a genuine paradox. ## FAQ ### Does WhatsApp for Mac work without my phone? Yes. After the initial QR code link, the Mac app operates independently. Your phone can be off, on airplane mode, or in a different country and you'll still receive and send messages on your Mac. ### Are WhatsApp messages really encrypted? Yes, message content is end-to-end encrypted using the Signal Protocol. Neither WhatsApp nor Meta can read your messages. However, Meta collects metadata (who you message, when, how often) which is not encrypted and is used for advertising. ### Can I use WhatsApp on Mac without giving my phone number? No. WhatsApp requires a phone number for account registration. You can't create an account with just an email address or username. This is WhatsApp's primary privacy limitation. ### Is WhatsApp better than iMessage? They serve different purposes. iMessage is better within the Apple ecosystem (tighter integration, Memoji, SharePlay). WhatsApp is better for cross-platform messaging (works on Android, Windows, web). If all your contacts use Apple devices, iMessage is simpler. If they don't, WhatsApp is the practical choice. ### How much data does WhatsApp share with Meta? WhatsApp shares account information (phone number, profile name), device information, IP addresses, usage patterns (frequency, groups, features used) and transaction data with Meta. Message content is not shared because it's encrypted. This metadata helps Meta build advertising profiles across its platforms. ### Can I make video calls on WhatsApp for Mac? Yes. One-on-one and group video calls (up to 32 participants) work on the Mac app with screen sharing support. Call quality is good on decent internet connections. ### What's the file size limit for WhatsApp? 2GB per file. You can send documents, PDFs, videos, APKs, ZIPs and other file types. Photos and videos can be sent at original quality by toggling the 'HD quality' option before sending. ### How do I transfer WhatsApp chats to a new phone? WhatsApp offers built-in chat transfer between phones (iOS to iOS via iCloud backup, Android to Android via Google Drive). For iOS-to-Android or vice versa, use the 'Move to iOS' or 'Move to Android' features in WhatsApp Settings → Chats → Transfer Chats. ### Does WhatsApp have an API? Yes, the WhatsApp Business API allows businesses to send and receive messages programmatically. It's used for customer support, notifications and marketing. Individual users don't have API access, the API is for verified business accounts through Meta's Business Platform or solution providers. ### What is Liquid Glass on WhatsApp Mac? It is Meta's 2026 visual refresh aligning the Mac Catalyst app with iPhone/iPad Liquid Glass styling, translucent controls and a clearer sidebar. It began wider Mac rollout around WhatsApp 26.27.73 in July 2026. ### Do I need WhatsApp Plus to message on Mac? No. Plus is an optional personalization subscription in limited tests. Messaging and calling stay free. ## Sources - [Introducing the new WhatsApp app for Mac](https://blog.whatsapp.com/introducing-the-new-whatsapp-app-for-mac) - [About linked devices](https://faq.whatsapp.com/1317564962315842/) - [WhatsApp Encryption Overview](https://www.whatsapp.com/security/WhatsApp-Security-Whitepaper.pdf) - [WhatsApp hits 2 billion users](https://techcrunch.com/2020/02/12/whatsapp-hits-2-billion-users/) - [WhatsApp’s new native Mac app is finally here](https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/29/23850389/whatsapp-mac-native-app-group-calling-download) - [WhatsApp releases new native Mac app with group calling, faster performance](https://9to5mac.com/2023/08/29/whatsapp-native-mac-app-now-available/) - [WhatsApp launches native Mac app with support for video calls with 8 people](https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/08/whatsapp-launches-native-mac-app-with-support-for-video-calls-with-8-people/) - [WhiskeySockets/Baileys: Lightweight full-featured WhatsApp Web + Multi-Device API](https://github.com/WhiskeySockets/Baileys) - [stonesam92/ChitChat: A native Mac app wrapper for WhatsApp Web](https://github.com/stonesam92/ChitChat) - [Download WhatsApp for Mac](https://www.whatsapp.com/download) - [9to5Mac Liquid Glass Mac rollout](https://9to5mac.com/2026/07/20/whatsapp-rolling-out-liquid-glass-revamp-to-its-mac-app/) - [WABetaInfo Liquid Glass for Mac](https://wabetainfo.com/whatsapp-is-rolling-out-liquid-glass-design-for-the-mac-app/) - [PCMag WhatsApp Plus subscription testing](https://au.pcmag.com/mobile-apps/117235/meta-tests-whatsapp-plus-subscription-for-premium-features) - [WhatsApp Mac App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/whatsapp-messenger/id1147396723) - [WhatsApp multi-device support help](https://faq.whatsapp.com/1317564965518158) - [WABetaInfo site](https://wabetainfo.com/) ## Related - [Slack](https://bundl.run/apps/slack) - [Discord](https://bundl.run/apps/discord) - [Zoom](https://bundl.run/apps/zoom) - [Telegram](https://bundl.run/apps/telegram) - [Thunderbird](https://bundl.run/apps/thunderbird) - [Element](https://bundl.run/apps/element) - [WhatsApp vs Telegram](https://bundl.run/compare/telegram-vs-whatsapp) - [WhatsApp vs Signal](https://bundl.run/compare/signal-vs-whatsapp) ```json { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@graph": [ { "@type": "Organization", "@id": "https://bundl.run/#organization", "name": "Bundl.run", "url": "https://bundl.run", "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://bundl.run/og-image.png", "width": 1200, "height": 630 }, "description": "The Ninite for Mac. 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