Runs on your computer · no Sorveru server

Your WhatsApp,
with a friendly helper.

Sorveru links to your WhatsApp like WhatsApp Web does, keeps your chats on your own computer, and gives you one agent you can just ask: "Who's in the football group?" "What did I miss in Family?"

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What it does

Three things, done nicely.

Sorveru is small on purpose. One app, one chat, one agent that remembers what you tell it.

💬

Reads DMs and groups

Your chats sync to your computer once you link. Ask the agent to catch you up, find a message, or sum up a long group thread.

👥

Pulls the people in groups

See who is in every group, who the admins are, and save the list as a CSV file on your computer.

✨

One local agent

A single helper with a simple memory file you can read and edit. It never sends a message unless you tap Send.

Download

Grab it for your computer.

All downloads come straight from our GitHub Releases page.

Windows

Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit Download for Windows Beta, not code-signed yet: Windows may say Windows protected your PC; click More info, then Run anyway.

macOS

Apple silicon (M1 and newer) · signed and notarized by Apple Download for Mac

Linux

64-bit · arriving next Download for Linux
📱 Android: coming later 🍏 iPhone and iPad: coming later

You'll need two things: a WhatsApp account to link with a QR code, and Claude Code installed and signed in with your own Claude subscription (no API key). That's what powers the agent.

How to install

Up and running in a few minutes.

  1. Download and unzipUnzip sorveru-windows-x64.zip into any folder you like, for example Documents\Sorveru. Keep sorveru.exe and sorveru-engine.exe together.
  2. Open SorveruDouble-click sorveru.exe. This beta isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may say Windows protected your PC: click More info, then Run anyway. Your data is kept in a sorveru-data folder right next to the app.
  3. Install Claude CodeFollow Anthropic's installer at claude.com/claude-code. Sorveru finds it on its own.
How to use

Link, sign in, ask.

  1. Link your WhatsAppSorveru shows a QR code. On your phone open WhatsApp → Settings → Linked devices → Link a device and scan it. Your chats start syncing to your computer.
  2. Sign in to ClaudeIn Sorveru's Settings, tap Sign in. A browser page opens where you sign in to your own Claude account. Sorveru never sees or stores your password or tokens.
  3. Just askOpen the Agent chat and type what you want. Browse Chats and Groups → People yourself any time, too.
  4. You stay in chargeIf the agent wants to send a WhatsApp message for you, a card pops up and nothing goes out until you tap Send. Tell it "remember…" and it writes that to its memory file, which you can edit in Settings.
"Catch me up on Family" "Who are the admins of Book Club?" "Export everyone in Team Alpha" "Find the address Minh sent last week" "Remember I call Mum every Sunday"
Privacy, plainly

No Sorveru server. No tracking. One honest caveat.

Here is exactly where your data goes, with nothing hidden.

🏠 Stays on your device

  • Sorveru collects nothing. There's no Sorveru account, no analytics, and no Sorveru server at all.
  • Your WhatsApp messages, groups, contacts, the agent's memory and any CSV exports are stored only on your computer.
  • Sorveru talks to WhatsApp directly from your computer, the same way WhatsApp Web does.
  • Uninstall and delete the data folder, and it's all gone.

☁️ What goes to your AI provider

  • The agent is not a fully local AI. It runs through your own Claude sign-in.
  • When you ask it something, the messages and group details it reads to answer you are sent to Anthropic (the maker of Claude) under your account, and their terms and privacy policy apply.
  • Phone numbers are hidden from the AI by default. You can choose to show them in Settings.
  • If you don't use the agent, nothing is sent to any AI.

Messages in your groups belong to other people too, so please use what you export kindly. Sorveru is an independent app and is not made by, or affiliated with, WhatsApp or Meta. Linking any unofficial app to WhatsApp carries some risk to your account, so Sorveru reads gently and never sends in bulk.