JAWAD-MD is an open source WhatsApp multi-device bot project by JawadTechX, with anti-delete, media downloaders, an AI chatbot, group tools, stickers and games. This guide covers the features its repository lists, how its 8 digit pairing code and Session ID work, and the deployment methods its README documents.
By AHMED X · October 22, 2026 · Last verified November 6, 2026
About
What the project is, from its own repository and websites.
JAWAD-MD is an open-source WhatsApp multi-device bot project developed under the JawadTechX name. Its public GitHub repository contains the source code, configuration files, plugins and deployment instructions for running a bot connected to a WhatsApp account.
JAWAD-MD provides a web based pairing interface: select a server, enter your WhatsApp number, and generate an 8 digit pairing code that links your account through WhatsApp’s Linked Devices flow. The project’s own site also presents business uses such as instant support, lead capture and order automation.
The project is published under the Apache License 2.0. Its README asks users to give proper credit to the original author and states that the project is not for sale.
JAWAD-MD is a third-party project. It is not an official WhatsApp product, and its repository states that it is not affiliated with WhatsApp Inc.
Features
The feature list published in the project’s GitHub README, re-checked against the current README for this update. Availability can depend on the installed version, configuration, plugins, external services and permissions, and this list is not an independent test of every feature.
Link a WhatsApp account through the project’s web based pairing interface using a temporary pairing code, instead of relying exclusively on scanning a QR code.
Anti-delete for both text and media messages. The exact behaviour depends on the implementation and configuration.
Processes supported YouTube links and provides audio downloads. Availability can depend on external services.
Media downloading for Instagram and TikTok. Supported links and formats may vary.
An AI chatbot feature listed in the README. It may depend on configuration, plugins and external API credentials.
Group moderation functionality. Actions depend on permissions and the bot’s role in the group.
Sticker related automated responses for supported interactions.
Game plugins, including Word Relay, for interactive use in chats and groups.
Administrative actions such as ban, kick and promote. These require the bot to have suitable permissions in the group.
Converts supported images into stickers.
Commands
The README describes feature categories, but it does not publish a complete command by command reference. Do not assume commands from other WhatsApp MD bots will work in JAWAD-MD: check the current source code or the running bot’s own menu for exact commands and prefixes.
Behaviour and tools around deleted text and media messages.
YouTube audio, Instagram and TikTok downloading tools.
AI powered chat responses, where configured.
Tools that help moderators manage group activity.
Ban, kick and promote actions for group administrators.
Automatic sticker responses and the image to sticker maker.
Word Relay and other game plugins.
The README specifically recommends sending .restart after deployment to improve the bot’s performance.
Pairing
The flow on the project’s pairing website, checked against the live page.
Go to the JAWAD-MD pairing website, linked in the Official Links section below. It offers a server selection, a WhatsApp number field and a Generate Pair Code button.
Choose an available server. The page lets you pick from servers 1 to 200 and shows server status information, including an active status and a limit indicator.
Type your number with the correct international country code, for example 92 for Pakistan, 91 for India, 234 for Nigeria, 254 for Kenya or 94 for Sri Lanka.
Press Generate Pair Code. The site creates an 8 digit code, and you receive a notification on your Android or iPhone: tap it and enter the pair code shown.
If no notification arrives, open WhatsApp and go to Linked Devices (three dot menu on Android, Settings on iPhone), tap Link a Device, choose Link with phone number instead, and enter the 8 digit code manually.
Check that the new linked device appears in WhatsApp. Linking your account and running the bot on a hosting server are two separate processes: pairing alone does not start the bot.
Session ID
A pairing code and a Session ID do different jobs.
A Session ID is authentication information that a WhatsApp MD bot setup uses to maintain or restore a linked WhatsApp connection. It is not the same thing as a pairing code.
Pairing code: the short code generated on the pairing website and typed into WhatsApp to link your account. Session ID: the session credential produced through the pairing workflow and supplied to a compatible hosting environment so the bot can connect.
The free VPS deployment method documented in the README requires the Session ID from the pair site: after linking, you add that Session ID into the VPS setup. Follow the pairing website’s own instructions to obtain it.
Never share your Session ID. Treat it like a password: anyone who obtains usable session credentials may be able to access the associated WhatsApp session.
Deployment
The free VPS method documented in the project README, step by step.
Go to the JAWAD-MD repository on GitHub, linked in the Official Links section below.
The README asks users to star the repository to support the project, then fork it to your own GitHub account.
Open the project’s free VPS site at jawadtech-vps.onrender.com.
Copy your GitHub username and paste it on the VPS site, so the setup can use your fork.
Use the pairing website to link your WhatsApp account and obtain your Session ID from the pairing workflow.
Paste the Session ID into the VPS setup.
Click Deploy. The README states the bot should start automatically after approximately five minutes.
After deployment, send the .restart command, which the README recommends to improve the bot’s performance.
Hosting
The README also lists deployment buttons for these platforms. A listing in the README does not guarantee free hosting or full runtime support on each platform, so check current availability, limits and pricing before choosing one.
The README provides a one click Heroku template for this repository, linked in the Official Links section below. Sign in, review the configuration, provide the required config values, deploy and check the logs. Heroku availability and pricing can change.
Listed among the README deployment sites. Check its current workflow and limits before deploying.
The README provides a Koyeb deploy link for this repository, linked in the Official Links section below. Sign in, connect the repository, configure environment variables, select resources, deploy and review the logs.
Listed in the README. Start from its new project page and configure the bot following the repository instructions. Check current plans and limits.
Listed in the README. Choose a service type that can keep a bot process running continuously.
Listed in the README, which does not document a specific Netlify configuration. Confirm the setup can run a persistent bot process before relying on it.
Costs
What is free, and what can still cost money.
The bot itself is free and open source: the pairing website describes JAWAD-MD as free, and the repository is published under the Apache License 2.0. Free source code does not mean running the bot is always free.
Hosting: may be free within a provider’s free limits or require a paid plan. AI services: chatbot features may need external APIs or credentials that carry their own costs. Maintenance: updates, configuration and troubleshooting take time.
Review the current pricing and terms of any hosting provider before you deploy, and re-check them when a free tier changes.
Troubleshooting
Pairing and deployment issues, and the first thing to check for each one.
Make sure you selected a server and entered the correct number, including the country code. Refresh the page, check the server status shown on the site, or try another available server.
Confirm you are entering the current code through the Link with phone number instead option, and that the code is still valid. Generate a new code if needed, and do not reuse old codes.
Check that the hosting process is running, the correct Session ID is configured, the environment variables are complete and the hosting logs show no errors. Successful pairing alone does not guarantee the bot process is running.
Review the current setup instructions, required environment variables, runtime support and hosting logs, and confirm the deployment link you used is still available. Outdated configuration is a common cause.
Check the feature exists in your installed version, the plugin is present and configured, group permissions are sufficient, the correct syntax is used and any required API credentials are set. Refer to the current project source rather than command lists from other bots.
Safety
JAWAD-MD is unofficial, and its own README says use is at your own risk. These precautions reduce that risk.
JAWAD-MD is an unofficial third-party WhatsApp bot project, not an official WhatsApp application. Its README states that it is not affiliated with WhatsApp Inc. and that the developers are not responsible for misuse or bans that result from improper use.
Use a separate WhatsApp number for testing bots, rather than an important personal or business account. Protect your Session ID: never publish it or send it to people you do not trust.
Review before running: read the public source code, dependencies, configuration and license terms first. Avoid spam and unauthorized automation.
Unofficial automation can lead to temporary restrictions or a permanent ban on the account. A separate number reduces the impact but does not remove the risk. If you stop trusting an installation, remove it from WhatsApp’s Linked Devices.
Official Links
The project’s own pages, re-checked for this update. Review the repository before installing or deploying: check its recent changes, dependencies, license and configuration requirements.
Source code, README, configuration files, plugins and deployment instructions.
https://github.com/JawadTechXD/JAWAD-MD
Create your own copy of the repository on GitHub, needed for the free VPS method.
https://github.com/JawadTechXD/JAWAD-MD/fork
Select a server and generate an 8 digit pairing code to link your WhatsApp account.
https://jawadtech.vercel.app/
One click Heroku template for the JAWAD-MD repository, from the README.
https://dashboard.heroku.com/new?template=https://github.com/JawadTechXD/JAWAD-MD
Koyeb deploy link for the JAWAD-MD repository, from the README.
https://app.koyeb.com/services/deploy?type=git&repository=JawadTechXD/JAWAD-MD
JawadTechX videos, tutorials and project updates.
https://www.youtube.com/@JawadTechX
Official project announcements and update posts.
https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VatOy2EAzNc2WcShQw1j
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FAQs
Straight answers based on the project’s public documentation.
JAWAD-MD is an open source WhatsApp multi-device bot project associated with JawadTechX. Its README lists features including anti-delete, media downloading, an AI chatbot, group moderation, stickers and games.
Visit the pairing website at jawadtech.vercel.app, select an available server from 1 to 200, enter your WhatsApp number with its country code and press Generate Pair Code. The site generates an 8 digit code to enter in WhatsApp under Linked Devices.
Complete the pairing process on the pairing website and follow its instructions: the Session ID comes from that pairing workflow, and the free VPS method in the README asks you to add it to the VPS setup. Never share your Session ID.
The README lists Heroku, TalkDrove, Koyeb, Railway, Render and Netlify, plus a dedicated free VPS method. Availability, compatibility and costs depend on the provider.
JAWAD-MD is a third-party project, not an official WhatsApp or Meta application, and its README states it is not affiliated with WhatsApp Inc. Unofficial automation carries account restriction risk, so use a separate number, protect your Session ID and avoid spam.
About This Guide
Who wrote this page, and where its facts come from.
AHMED X publishes independent informational guides about WhatsApp bots. AHMED X is not the developer or owner of JAWAD-MD. The facts on this page were checked against the project’s public GitHub repository, its pairing website and its official channels, on the date shown at the top of this page. The repository also asks users to give appropriate credit to the original author, and its license and attribution requirements apply when using or modifying the code.
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