Last Seen Tracker for WhatsApp. Clear on every device.

WhatsApp lets every user choose who can see their last seen time and their online status. The options are Everyone, My contacts, My contacts except, and Nobody.

Online visibility can also be limited separately. A user can show it to everyone or make it match their last seen setting.

The rule works both ways. If you hide your own last seen time, WhatsApp also hides other people's last seen times from you.

That is why one contact can show a time while another shows nothing. A last seen tracker cannot change these settings. It can only record what the linked account is allowed to see.

Inside WhatsApp, the last seen line shows a single moment. It changes as soon as the contact comes online again, so earlier times are gone.

A last seen tracker such as WaTrack keeps each visible change as a dated event. You can scroll back through the day instead of checking the chat again and again.

WaTrack groups each online period into a session. It shows when the session started, the offline change that ended it, and how long it lasted.

Daily summary cards add up sessions and online time. They are calculated from recorded events, so they cover only the time when monitoring was active.

WaTrack connects as a linked device on a WhatsApp account that you own. It is an independent, unofficial client and is not approved by WhatsApp, so using it may break WhatsApp's terms and could put that account at risk.

After the connection is ready, WaTrack watches for presence updates that this account receives for the number you chose. Each new online or offline change is saved with its time.

The web dashboard checks for new events every two seconds while its tab is visible, and less often in the background. Native mobile apps with status notifications are coming soon.

WhatsApp allows up to four linked devices on one account, and WaTrack uses one of them. While monitoring runs, the linked account may appear online to its contacts, and phone notifications can be delayed.

Open WhatsApp on your phone at least every 14 days to keep the link active. You can unlink at any time from Linked devices in WhatsApp, or from the dashboard while your plan is active. Monitoring stops when the link ends.

Last Seen shows how long ago the latest recorded status change happened, such as 5 min ago. Older changes show their date and time.

Sessions Today counts how many separate online periods started today, including one still running. A status dot next to the number in the Following list shows the latest recorded state.

Online Today adds up the time spent online today, including a session that is still running. Average Session is the mean length of the sessions that started today, counting the time so far for one still in progress.

The activity history lists each online and offline change with its time, and shows the length of each online period. Open the history page to scroll back through earlier days.

Today follows your device's time zone. On the first day, the figures start from the moment monitoring began, not from midnight.

WaTrack accepts phone numbers from 245 countries and regions. Pick the country from the list, then type the national number.

You can also paste a full international number that starts with a plus sign. The form detects the calling code and switches the flag for you.

Before the dashboard opens, the number is checked for the right length and format for its country. Incomplete or invalid numbers stay on the page so you can correct them.

You can follow several numbers. This browser remembers them in the Following list, so you can switch between them without typing them again.

Enter the number you want to follow and continue to the dashboard. Choose a plan and pay securely with Stripe, or sign in if you already have access.

Sign in with the six-digit code sent to your email. WaTrack does not use passwords, so there is nothing to remember or reset.

Link a WhatsApp account you own. On a phone, generate a pairing code and enter it under Linked devices in WhatsApp. On a computer, you can scan a QR code instead.

Keep the dashboard open. The first entry appears when the contact next comes online or goes offline in a way the linked account can see.

An empty timeline usually means one step is not ready yet. Check them in order: you are signed in, premium access is active, and the right number is selected.

Next, confirm that a new entry appears under Linked devices in WhatsApp and that the dashboard says monitoring is active. The entry may be listed as a browser rather than as WaTrack.

Then wait. The first entry appears only after the contact's next visible online or offline change, which can take minutes or hours.

If nothing appears for a long time, check that your own last seen is not set to Nobody, because WhatsApp then hides other people's status from you too. Also check whether the contact's privacy settings hide their status from your account.

WaTrack records events only after monitoring starts. It cannot recover times from before the account was linked, and it never fills gaps with estimated activity.

Times come from the presence updates the linked account receives. Network delays, a service reconnect, or an expired link can delay or interrupt recording.

WaTrack cannot follow the linked account's own phone number. It also cannot see a status that the contact's privacy settings hide from that account.

WaTrack does not save or show messages, calls, media, or locations. Its activity history contains only online and offline status changes.

Spy apps are installed secretly on someone else's phone to copy messages, calls, or locations. WaTrack works in a completely different way.

Nothing is installed on the tracked person's phone, and WaTrack never touches their device. It only reads the presence updates that your own linked WhatsApp account already receives.

WaTrack does not save or display chats, call logs, photos, or location. It cannot unlock an account or get around a privacy setting.

If an app promises hidden messages or a way past WhatsApp privacy settings, treat that as a warning sign. WaTrack does not offer those things.

WaTrack stores your account email, the numbers you choose to follow, and the status events recorded for them. It also keeps the purchase and entitlement records needed for web billing.

Stripe processes card payments. WaTrack never receives your full card number or card security code.

The linked-device connection is kept only while you stay linked. Unlinking stops collection, and the connection material is then deleted or made unusable.

Deleting a followed number also deletes its stored activity. The Privacy Policy explains retention periods, legal bases, and your rights in detail.

WaTrack is for adults only. Do not create an account or submit a number if you are under 18.

Use WaTrack only for a lawful purpose. Laws on monitoring and consent differ between countries, so check the rules that apply to you.

Typical consent-based uses include families who agree to share availability, and people checking numbers whose users know about and agree to the monitoring.

Do not use status history to harass, stalk, or pressure anyone. Stop monitoring when the purpose ends.

Respect the privacy choices people make in WhatsApp. If someone asks you to stop following their number, delete it and its recorded activity.

You can delete a tracked number together with its recorded activity from the dashboard. Account and billing questions go to info@watrack.co.

WaTrack works now in the browser on phones, tablets, and computers. There is nothing to install, and your recorded history stays in your account.

Plans are weekly, monthly, yearly, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Every plan has the same web features; only the billing term changes.

Native mobile apps for iPhone and Android are in development. Until they launch, keep the dashboard open in a browser tab to see new events as they arrive.

On a phone, you can add WaTrack to your home screen from the browser's share or menu button. It then opens full screen like an app.