Message any number on WhatsApp without saving it to your contacts.
Last updated: 22 August 2026
Numolo has no servers. Nothing you type is transmitted anywhere. Everything the extension saves stays in your own browser, on your own device.
All of it locally, using the browser’s chrome.storage.local API:
| Data | Why |
|---|---|
| Saved contacts — the name and phone number you enter | So you don’t retype numbers you message often |
| Templates — message text you save | So you don’t retype messages you send often |
| Recent recipients — the last 8 numbers you messaged | One-click reuse. Can be turned off, and cleared at any time. |
| Your current draft — the phone number and message in the compose box | A browser popup is destroyed the moment it loses focus; without this, half-typed messages would be lost |
| Preferences — theme, whether recents are recorded | To remember your settings |
The extension requests one permission:
storage — to save the data listed above in your browser. This permission does not grant
access to anything else.Opening a new tab requires no permission in Chrome, which is why nothing else is requested.
When you press Send, the extension opens a WhatsApp URL in a new tab of your own browser:
https://web.whatsapp.com/send?phone=<number>&text=<your message>
At that point the number and message are handled by WhatsApp, under WhatsApp’s own privacy policy. The extension is not involved in the delivery of the message and has no visibility into your conversations.
Because the data lives only on your device, the developer cannot access, recover, or delete it on your behalf — and equally, cannot lose it or hand it to anyone.
The extension is not directed at children and collects no information about anyone.
If a future version stores or transmits anything differently, this policy will be updated in the same release that introduces the change.
Questions or concerns: open an issue at https://github.com/burakibaoglu0/numolo.