No longer under active development.

py-imessage is a library to send iMessages from your Mac computer (it does not work on Windows/Linux). It was originally used to build an API for iMessages; however, Apple doesn't support third-parties using iMessage over a few hundred marketing messages per day.

Run the following commands on the terminal

pip install py-imessage

# Disable system integrity protection in order to allow access to chat.db
csrutil disable 

If running csrutil disable doesn't work. Try this stackoverflow post

from py_imessage import imessage
import sleep

phone = "1234567890"

if not imessage.check_compatibility(phone):
    print("Not an iPhone")

guid = imessage.send(phone, "Hello World!")

# Let the recipient read the message
sleep(5)
resp = imessage.status(guid)

print(f'Message was read at {resp.get("date_read")}')

Send a message to a new or an existing contact!

Args

Phone | ten-digit phone number of string type format XXXXXXXXXXX i.e. "1234567890"

Response

Message | The message you plan to send. i.e. "Hi!"

Check whether a message you sent has been delivered and read (if read receipts turned on).

Args

Guid | guid returned from sending a message

Response

Check whether a phone number is registered to an iPhone or an Android device. NOTE: This method is exceptionally slow, so you should cache the response.

Args

Phone | ten-digit phone number of string type format XXXXXXXXXXX i.e. "1234567890"

Response

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