If you have ever tried to scale a multi-user WhatsApp CRM platform, you know the pain. Node-based solutions are easy to start with, but they quickly eat up RAM and struggle with high-concurrency webhooks when hundreds of chat sessions are running simultaneously.
We wanted something faster. Something built for enterprise performance.
That’s why we built Miauzap—a high-performance, multi-tenant WhatsApp CRM gateway driven by Go (Golang) and the blazing-fast whatsmeow library.
And the best part? Today, we are opening our deployment stack to the community. You can spin it up via Docker right now.
👉 Check out the repo here: github.com/analixbi/miauzap
Why Go + Whatsmeow?
Most commercial wrappers use headless browsers (Puppeteer/Playwright) which consume around 100-200MB of RAM per connected number.
By using whatsmeow, Miauzap bypasses the browser entirely, interacting directly with WhatsApp's network protocol. Combined with Go's lightweight goroutines, our memory footprint dropped by over 70%, allowing you to handle massive message volumes on a fraction of the hardware budget.
The Stack Architecture
Miauzap isn't just a script; it’s a production-ready infrastructure:
Core Engine: Go + whatsmeow (handling raw socket connections and state management).
Dashboard UI: Integrated with a multi-agent ticketing system (Chatwoot orchestration) so your team or your clients can manage chats seamlessly.
Database & Cache: PostgreSQL for persistent data and Redis for real-time Pub/Sub and lightning-fast session caching.
🚀 Spin It Up in 60 Seconds (Docker)
We believe open-source software should be easy to test. We’ve packaged the entire multi-service architecture into an optimized Docker Compose environment.
Bash
git clone https://github.com/analixbi/miauzap.git
cd miauzap
Configure your .env file
docker-compose up -d
🛠 We Need Your Help: Let's Build the Largest Whatsmeow API Ecosystem
Our goal is to make Miauzap the most robust, enterprise-grade, open-source WhatsApp API ecosystem in the world.
The core engine is rock solid, but to make it bulletproof, we need community stress tests:
Clone the repo and run it in your local or staging environments.
Push it to its limits with high-volume message testing.
Report bugs or edge cases in our GitHub Issues section.
If you like where this project is going, go ahead, drop a ⭐ on our repository, and let's build the future of open communication tools together!
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