Sinch API - Source Code
Sinch gives mobile developers a way to add communication into their apps. The platform lets developers integrate voice and messaging into their app in minutes with a few lines of code.

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![]() | Sinch Address Book iOS Sample Code | The Sinch Address Book iOS Sample Code demonstrates how to create a contacts app for iOS that uses the Sinch SDK to make app-to-phone calls. |
![]() | Sinch Push Notifications iOS Sample Code | The Sinch Push Notifications iOS Sample Code demonstrates how to use CocoaPods to implement push notifications. Developers can follow the guide that includes configuration, initialization, and delegation. |
![]() | Sinch Proximity iOS Sample Code | The Sinch Proximity iOS Sample Code demonstrates how to build an iOS proximity application. Users can connect with other users nearby using Apple’s multi-peer connectivity framework. |
![]() | Sinch Pushkit VoIP iOS Sample Code | The Sinch Pushkit VoIP iOS Sample Code demonstrates how to learn to use the PuskKit framework to run it from the Sinch Voice API. Push works without the user knowing about it and Apple promises to deliver these push notifications as high priority. |
![]() | Sinch Verify Number iOS Sample Code | The Sinch Verify Number iOS Sample Code demonstrates how to verify a phone number in an iOS application. The method Sinch supports for iOS is SMS verification. |
![]() | Sinch Conference Calling Node.js Sample Code | The Sinch Conference Calling Node.js Sample Code demonstrates how to create a very simple conference calling app. Developers can call into a number and be connected to any person, similar to hotlines. |
![]() | Sinch Send Message Java Sample Code | The Sinch Send Message Java Sample Code demonstrates how to build a simple Java SMS project that uses Sinch to send an SMS. |
![]() | Sinch Server .NET Sample Code | The Sinch Server .NET Sample Code demonstrates how to create an application to send an SMS. Developers will use a clientapi environment, and in the clientapi, send messages to verified numbers on an account. |
![]() | Sinch Auth PHP Sample Code | The Sinch Auth PHP Sample Code demonstrates how to authenticate to the Sinc JavaScript SDK from a PHP backend. Collaborator: Rob Holmes from i6systems.com. |
![]() | Sinch Auth Ruby Sample Code | The Sinch Auth Ruby Sample Code demonstrates how to use the Gem Sinch that generates a user ticket. Developers can authenticate with the Sinch SDK. |
![]() | Sinch SMS HTTP REST Curl Sample Code | The Sinch SMS HTTP REST Curl Sample Code demonstrates how to use a token authentication to access the API. With the interface, developers can implement telephony features into applications. |
![]() | Sinch Video iOS Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Video iOS Sample Code by Sinch demonstrates how to add video to a call. Synchronous and asynchronous options available. |
![]() | Sinch Video Android Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Video Android Sample Code by Sinch presents how to add video to a call. Developers can run sample apps with synchronous and asynchronous alternatives. |
![]() | Sinch Video JavaScript Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Video JavaScript Sample Code by Sinch demonstrates how to add video to a call. It includes code to run sample apps with synchronous and asynchronous options. |
![]() | Sinch Verification JavaScript Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Verification JavaScript Sample Code by Sinch demonstrates how to verify users by setting up the SDK. Developers can run sample apps. It includes a first time setup, application registration, and download. |
![]() | Sinch Verification Android Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Verification Android Sample Code by Sinch presents how to verify users by setting up the SDK. It includes a first time setup, application registration, and download. |
![]() | Sinch Verification iOS Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Verification iOS Sample Code by Sinch demonstrates how to verify users by setting up the SDK. It includes code to request a verification. |
![]() | Sinch Verification Swift Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Verification Swift Sample Code by Sinch presents how to verify users by setting up the SDK. It includes phone number parsing and verification initiation. |
![]() | Sinch JavaScript Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch JavaScript Sample Code by Sinch demonstrates how to integrate voice into web applications by setting up the SDK. It supports audio management and interface design. |
![]() | Sinch Android Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch Android Sample Code by Sinch presents developers how to integrate voice into applications by setting up the SDK. It supports audio management and interface design. |
![]() | Sinch iOS Sample Code by Sinch | The Sinch iOS Sample Code by Sinch demonstrates how to integrate voice into applications by setting up the SDK. It supports audio management and interface design. |
![]() | Sinch Scala Sample Code by Ssurey Moon | The Sinch Scala Sample Code by Ssurey Moon presents API communication. It demonstrates how to create a ticket by accessing with key and secret token. |
![]() | Sinch Python Sample Code by magnus | The Sinch Python Sample Code by magnus presents how to interact with the API. It demonstrates how to authenticate with token, install, and use the SDK. |
![]() | Sinch JavaScript Sample Code by X | The Sinch JavaScript Sample Code by X demonstrates how to interact with the API. It shows authentication, followed by an example to include username and recipient name in a given communication. |