Running on Android
You can use your Android devices with arm64 architecture to host the WhatsApp server. This just means that you will be able to host multiple WhatsApp servers at a cheaper cost considering that you may have many stock android devices at home.
Requirements
- Termux (F-Droid version)
- Ngrok Account
- Active Internet Connection on the Android Device
Setup Ubuntu
- After you download and install Termux. Open it and run the following:
pkg update -y && pkg install wget curl proot tar -y && wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndronixApp/AndronixOrigin/master/Installer/Ubuntu22/ubuntu22.sh -O ubuntu22.sh && chmod +x ubuntu22.sh && bash ubuntu22.sh
Important: This is a one line command!
Just reply "y" or "Y" if it asks for confirmations while installing.
- After the installation completes, you should be automatically logged in to Ubuntu 22.04 and you should be able to follow the guide in the "Setup Guide" of Zender for WhatsApp Server in the admin panel.
- You need to lock Termux in memory to keep the WhatsApp server running or just leave the screen on and use Termux wake lock feature.
- Next time you want to login to Ubuntu. Open Termux again and run the following command:
./start-ubuntu22.sh