#Whatsapp download ipad code#

I wonder when we’ll get the official WhatsApp iPad app as the only downside is that to use WhatsApp on the iPad, you still need the phone even though the iPad already has cellular connectivity. You can easily send voice notes, photos, documents and even view WhatsApp Status. The app is also prompt in delivering notifications. From Settings, you can increase the font size, change the wallpaper and more. You can also secure the app using Touch ID. The Dark Mode looks amazing on the Retina iPad Pro. Plus, you get some amazing over the top features. There are no ads anywhere, the app is quick to load and there are no frustrating pauses when switching between threads.

And yes, ChatMate supports Split View and Slide Over modes on the iPad! Now, just put your iPhone aside and continue chatting right from your iPad.

#Whatsapp download ipad code#

Open the app, scan the QR Code and you’re in. The app basically serves as a second screen for the WhatsApp data that’s already on your iPhone. The fundamentals are the same as using any other WhatsApp Web client. The app (just like its Mac counterpart) is amazingly reliable and a joy to use. If you’re serious about using WhatsApp on your iPad, you should plunk down the $2.99 asking fee and get onboard the ChatMate train. Because of the heavy dependence on web component, it sometimes takes 3-4 taps just to open a chat! ChatMate puts an end to all of that. When you’re using apps like this, you’ll be bombarded with ads and worse of all, the app itself is frustrating to use. They give you the WhatsApp Web interface in a badly designed web wrapper and call it a day. There are a plethora of WhatsApp apps available on the iPad. ChatMate for WhatsApp brings a native style interface to WhatsApp Web. I’ve been on the lookout for an awesome WhatsApp app for the iPad and finally, I’ve found one.

It means that you have to either use WhatsApp Web client or alternative WhatsApp apps for iPad. If you’re looking for the official WhatsApp iPad app on the App Store then you won’t find it, as for some strange reason Facebook still doesn’t offer a WhatsApp app for the iPad.