Awake
The service you’re using stays responsive and fully live.
Wasabi keeps your web messaging apps in one native Mac window—and puts inactive ones to sleep, returning their memory to your Mac.
Hiding a window doesn’t free its memory. Wasabi takes the inactive web view apart, lets its WebContent process exit, and rebuilds it from the same private session when you return.
The service you’re using stays responsive and fully live.
Refreshes periodically while you use Wasabi, then sleeps again.
The WebContent process exits. Your isolated login stays put.
Click the service and Wasabi restores it from its own session.
WhatsApp and Telegram are ready on first launch. Add Slack, Discord, or another compatible web app by URL. Rename it, choose its sleep policy, and unlock drag-to-reorder with Pro.
Free stays free
Your first seven days include Wasabi Pro automatically—no account or card. After that, Wasabi Free keeps two services and every saved session.
For a focused two-service setup.
US$9.90 in the United States. One payment. No subscription.
Wasabi connects each web app directly. There is no Wasabi message server, no account bridge, and no telemetry. Every login lives in its own persistent WebKit data store on your Mac.
Wasabi doesn’t merge your inboxes, search across services, or add a plugin platform. Richer bridge apps exist. This one keeps your web chats pinned, isolated, and light.
Read it, build it, and modify it for noncommercial use.
Inspect the source on GitHub ↗Seven days of Pro, no card required. Free for two services afterward.