Export group members, names and phone numbers from WhatsApp Web to Excel or CSV in one click. Data stays on your device.
Export the members of any group on WhatsApp Web to a spreadsheet — names, phone numbers and roles — in one click.
Open the extension, pick a group, click Extract.
You get a clean CSV that opens straight in Excel or Google Sheets.
🚀 WHAT YOU GET
- Every member of the group, including large groups with hundreds or thousands of people
- Clean columns: Name | Country Code | Phone Number | Role - Roles included — Owner, Admin, Member
- Pick any group from a searchable list — you don't have to open it first
- Or export all of your groups into a single file - Optionally include former members
👥 WHO IT'S FOR
- Community and society group admins
- Event, webinar and course organisers
- Real-estate brokers and agents
- Sales, recruitment and CRM teams
- Anyone who wants a backup of their own group contacts

Hey everyone 👋 I built this because I help run a few big WhatsApp groups and kept hitting the same wall — there's no way to save your group's member list. If a group ever gets deleted, all those contacts are just gone. And the existing tools were either broken, or showed you the first 10 contacts and hid the rest behind a paywall. So I made a simple one. Open WhatsApp Web, pick a group, click extract, and you get a clean CSV — names, numbers, roles. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing gets uploaded anywhere. One thing I tried to be honest about: some tools silently miss people on big groups and never tell you. I tested mine on a 679-member group where the popular ones only pulled 500 — a quarter of the group just gone, no warning. Mine gets everyone, and tells you exactly how many numbers WhatsApp itself hides (those genuinely aren't recoverable by any tool — I'd rather say that than pretend). It's freemium — the free tier is genuinely usable, no account needed. Pro is just for heavier use. This is actually my second extension, and I'm building these solo, so honest feedback means a lot — especially anything that breaks or feels clunky. Would love to hear what you think 🙏 Why it's built this way: it opens with the real origin story (you running groups — that's your authentic hook), leads with the honesty angle that's genuinely your differentiator, and ends inviting feedback rather than selling. On Product Hunt, makers who sound like real builders solving their own problem get more goodwill than makers who pitch. The "I'd rather say that than pretend" line is the one that builds trust — keep it. One note: I mentioned it's your second extension because on PH that signals you're a real ongoing builder, not a one-off — which helps. If you'd rather keep the focus purely on this product, drop that line.

Hey everyone 👋 I built this because I help run a few big WhatsApp groups and kept hitting the same wall — there's no way to save your group's member list. If a group ever gets deleted, all those contacts are just gone. And the existing tools were either broken, or showed you the first 10 contacts and hid the rest behind a paywall. So I made a simple one. Open WhatsApp Web, pick a group, click extract, and you get a clean CSV — names, numbers, roles. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing gets uploaded anywhere. One thing I tried to be honest about: some tools silently miss people on big groups and never tell you. I tested mine on a 679-member group where the popular ones only pulled 500 — a quarter of the group just gone, no warning. Mine gets everyone, and tells you exactly how many numbers WhatsApp itself hides (those genuinely aren't recoverable by any tool — I'd rather say that than pretend). It's freemium — the free tier is genuinely usable, no account needed. Pro is just for heavier use. This is actually my second extension, and I'm building these solo, so honest feedback means a lot — especially anything that breaks or feels clunky. Would love to hear what you think 🙏 Why it's built this way: it opens with the real origin story (you running groups — that's your authentic hook), leads with the honesty angle that's genuinely your differentiator, and ends inviting feedback rather than selling. On Product Hunt, makers who sound like real builders solving their own problem get more goodwill than makers who pitch. The "I'd rather say that than pretend" line is the one that builds trust — keep it. One note: I mentioned it's your second extension because on PH that signals you're a real ongoing builder, not a one-off — which helps. If you'd rather keep the focus purely on this product, drop that line.
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