Twilio
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An open-source developer tool for building chat bots, apps, and custom integrations for major messaging platforms.
An open-source programmable telecommunications stack for building voice applications and PBX functionalities.
Create and deploy chat bots for multiple messaging platforms to AWS Lambda in minutes.
A PHP library for communicating with the Twilio REST API and generating TwiML.
A Ruby gem for communicating with the Twilio API and generating TwiML.
A C#/.NET helper library for interacting with Twilio's REST API and generating TwiML for .NET6+ applications.
A serverless application to create and monitor fake HTTP endpoints (URL honeytokens) on AWS Lambda and API Gateway.
A relatively full-featured Elixir client for the Twilio API, supporting voice, SMS, chat, and task routing.
A collection of open-source communications tools built on Twilio for quickly deploying auto-responders, broadcast messages, conference lines, and more.
A Botkit middleware plugin to connect IBM Watson Assistant to multiple chat channels like Slack, Facebook, and Twilio.
A React Native wrapper for Twilio Programmable Voice SDK to add voice calling capabilities to mobile apps.
An open-source CPaaS with a Twilio-compatible API for programmable voice and SMS.
A React Native wrapper for the Twilio Client SDK, enabling voice calling in mobile apps.
An Elixir library for building state machines to manage Twilio call flows with integrated TwiML generation.
Generate TwiML for Twilio integrations using Elixir macros.
A real-time, multi-user chat interface for SMS/text messages, enabling call center-style customer support via text.
A GitHub Action that sends automated voice calls using Twilio's API.
A Capacitor plugin for integrating Twilio Voice calling functionality into iOS and Android applications.
A deprecated GitHub Action that was designed to send faxes using Twilio's programmable fax service.
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