WhatsApp recently started testing the ability for you to send messages to yourself, which could prove to be of utmost importance when taking notes. Now the messaging platform has started rolling out the "Message Yourself" feature to users. Here's what you need to do.

WhatsApp's "Message Yourself" feature lets you make notes, to-do lists, and even send yourself reminders, much like it can be done on Slack. To recall, the feature started rolling out to some Android beta users earlier this month, allowing them to send messages to themselves. And long before that, you can send yourself a message using the URL "wa.me/91."

You will be able to find your contract at the top of the contact list and clicking on it will help you start a conversation with yourself. Your number will have the suffix "You" next to your chat name. You don't need to save your number first to access your chats.

With this, messages to yourself will also appear on the linked devices making it easier to chat on any device. This can also be useful if you intend to send something to yourself from another device via multi-device support.