After you create an address in Anwani, you get a code and a link. The link is the easiest way to share because it opens a ready page on the website — no app install and no manual code entry. That makes it ideal for WhatsApp, SMS, and any fast channel.

Sharing steps

1. Open the saved address in the app.
2. Choose Share or copy the link.
3. Send it on WhatsApp, SMS, or any other app.
4. You can also send the code alone; the other person can enter it on the website home page.

What does the recipient see?

Opening the link shows the available address details, with an option to open the location on the map. If the address is protected, a PIN is requested before some details appear. See the privacy PIN article.

A ready message

“Here is my Anwani link: [link]. It has the location and details.” A short line reduces “where exactly?” questions.

Before the first share

• Confirm the map point is at the correct entrance.
• Open the link yourself on mobile Safari or Chrome.
• Add a short note if the compound looks alike.

Create your address from the download page, or read how the code works and the FAQ. For the driver scenario, see safe sharing.

If the recipient cannot open the link

Ask them to check that the full link was copied without a space at the end, then open it in a current browser. You can send the 9-digit code as a fallback so they can enter it on the home page. Do not replace the link with an image except as an extra visual aid, because an image alone cannot take the recipient to the map.

Keep the message short

Pair the link with only one or two arrival details, such as the entrance side and floor. A long paragraph recreates the verbal-directions problem. A short message keeps the link as the main reference and reserves your note for information the map cannot show clearly.