No Code Needed: Automate WhatsApp with Wake-Ups Using Plain English

๐Ÿ“… Updated Feb 2025โฑ๏ธ 5 min read

Learn how to automate WhatsApp messages and reminders without writing code. Use natural language to create powerful automations with Wake-Ups.

Imagine automating WhatsApp messages and reminders without writing a single line of code. No complex workflows, no setting up timers, no worrying about logic errors. With Wake-Ups, all you need is a simple English description of what you want your WhatsApp assistant to doโ€”and it handles the rest. Let's break down how this magic works.

What Are Wake-Ups?

Wake-Ups are user-defined rules that tell your WhatsApp automation when to act and what to say. Instead of coding triggers or schedules, you describe scenarios in natural language. Think of it as giving instructions to a friend:

  • "If the user hasn't opened WhatsApp for 3 days, send a recap of their unread messages."
  • "Every Friday at 5 PM, say 'Happy Friday!' with weekend tips."
  • "24 hours after a user signs up, send a tutorial video."

Your WhatsApp assistant translates these sentences into automated actions. No flowcharts, no timers, no stress.

How It Works in 2 Steps

1. Describe Your Trigger

Tell the system when to act using plain English. Examples:

  • "After 48 hours of inactivity, send a motivational quote."
  • "At 8 PM daily, remind me to log my water intake."
  • "If a user saves an item to their cart but doesn't check out in 1 hour, send a discount."

2. Define Your Message

Write what you want the message to say (and include variables like [Name] or emojis ๐ŸŒŸ):

  • Friendly: "Hey [Name]! It's been a while ๐ŸŒŸ Want to catch up?"
  • Urgent: "Your cart expires in 30 minutes! Tap here to secure your items."

Real-World Wake-Up Examples

Inactivity-Based Triggers

"If the user hasn't opened the app for 3 days, send a personalised recap."โ†’ The assistant checks daily and reschedules itself after every interaction.

Time-Based Magic

"Send a 'Happy Friday!' message every Friday at 5 PM."โ†’ No need to set recurring alarmsโ€”just say "every Friday at 5 PM."

Event-Driven Actions

"When a product is back in stock, notify users who clicked 'Notify Me' within 1 hour."โ†’ The system detects the event and triggers the message automatically.

Conditional Reminders

"If a user opens a message but doesn't reply in 1 day, ask if they want to pause notifications."โ†’ The assistant tracks opens and replies, then follows up.

Why Wake-Ups Are a Game-Changer

  • โœจNo Coding: Describe, don't develop.
  • ๐Ÿ”„Flexible: Mix and match triggers (time, inactivity, events).
  • โœ…Reliable: The system handles rescheduling and logic in the background.

Whether you're a business owner sending transactional alerts, a coach nurturing clients, or just someone who wants to automate personal reminders, Wake-Ups turn your words into workflows.

Ready to Try It?

Start with a simple sentence:

"24 hours after a user signs up, send a welcome video."

Or get creative:

"If rain is forecasted tomorrow, send an umbrella reminder at 7 AM ๐ŸŒง๏ธ"

๐Ÿ’ก Pro Tip:

The more specific your description, the better! Include details like time windows, conditions, and even tone preferences (e.g., "Use a supportive tone").

Your words. Zero code.