Developers

If your applications are still running on the deprecated version 2 of the RELAY SDK because you've been daunted by the thought of refactoring, check out these direct comparisons of use cases in v2 and our Realtime SDK.

Using SignalWire RELAY you can call your WiFi connected Raspberry Pi over the phone and leave messages for it to play on a speaker.

Quickly build a voice app complete with call options, call forwarding, text to speech, and prompts with speech recognition.

Using the SignalWire Voice/Video/Chat SDKs and APIs there are numerous projects you can build. We’re here to help you start that journey.

Using SignalWire RELAY you can quickly create a service to send custom text to speech calls to any number and use user input to confirm or deny appointments. You can then receive realtime information about their decisions and redirect their call programatically.

In this example, available on GitHub, we use RELAY and the Google Cloud Speech and Translate APIs. The following instructions will help you get up and running using CodeSandBox, a browser based platform for running code.

This post will show you what you can do with the “Programmable” part of this new feature, including background blur or replacement and tracking how long each participant is talking. All the examples are available on GitHub and are ready to go, just add a room token.

How to use Auth0 APIs with SignalWire's Programmable Video Conferences to add user auth and SSO to an embeddable WebRTC video conference.

The SMS industry is shifting. The carriers are cracking down. It’s extremely important to us that you follow our messaging best practices to the best of your ability.