How to run two whatsapp using Disa

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Disa is a messaging app that aims to pull all of your IMs, texts, picture and video messages, and other chats into one good-looking interface that's fast and easily accessible. It's in beta right now and has some drawbacks, but it's looking good so far.
I've been using Disa for a few days. The interface is clean, the app is fast, and SMS and MMS blend beautifully with WhatsApp messages. Similarly, there's no shortage of settings and options to keep your messages organized the way you want them. You can toggle emoji, switch services quickly without starting a new message, and so on.

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