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Learn it once, keep every customer.
Guides, e-books, developer docs, ready journeys and a plain-words glossary. Everything we know about bringing customers back, free to read.
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Pick what you need today. Everything is written for Indian small businesses and their developers.
Blog 2 posts
Ideas for bringing customers back
Plain, practical stories about the messages customers are glad to get.
Developer docs 5 kits
Build Hey Tomo into your app
Track events, keep consent, show the inbox and in-app messages, and add web chat to your site.
- Android
- iOS
- Flutter
- React Native
- Website widget
# mint a widget token on your server POST /v1/widget/token { "identity": "cust-1001", "ttl_seconds": 86400 }
Guides 6
Step-by-step how-tos
Short, practical guides you can finish over a cup of chai.
- Set up WhatsApp the right way
- Build your first journey
- Cut no-shows with reminders
E-books 3
Read deeper
Long reads on WhatsApp, win-back and consent-first marketing in India. Read online or save as PDF.
Glossary
Words, made plain
DLT, opt-in, cohort, win-back, quiet hours and more, in one line each.
Journey templates
Ready journeys to copy
Welcome, reminders, win-back and more, mapped step by step for your industry.
Industry playbooks
What works for you
Retail, clinics, travel, education, food and finance: the journeys that matter most in each.
Help centre
Quick answers
Common questions about channels, consent, set-up and your data.
On the way
- Case studies
- Webinars
- Videos
- Podcast
- Benchmark report
We will add these when we have real stories and numbers to share.
Start where you are
Three short reading paths. Each takes about an hour, end to end.
I run the business
Owners and managersI do the marketing
Marketers and agenciesI build the app
Developers
E-bookThe WhatsApp PlaybookFor Indian small businesses
Featured e-book
The WhatsApp Playbook for Indian small businesses
How to turn WhatsApp from a busy inbox into the place customers come back to: opt-in, templates, the first five journeys, answering at night, and knowing what worked.
- The five journeys every business should run first
- Message wording that customers thank you for
- Consent, opt-outs and quiet hours, done right