Sendbird offers a communications API that spans a range of communication channels, including chat, AI chatbots, SMS, WhatsApp, voice and video. It offers highly abstracted APIs, SDKs and UI kits for Android, iOS, React Native, Flutter and other platforms so you can easily build and maintain messaging interfaces. With features like targeted messaging, group chat and AI-powered conversations, Sendbird can help you get to market faster and focus on customer interactions.
Another good choice is ZEGOCLOUD, which offers APIs and SDKs for real-time voice, video and chat features in mobile and web apps. That's good for social media, education and health care. It offers rich media attachments, offline messages, live streaming and cloud recording, so it's good for a range of use cases. ZEGOCLOUD supports several programming languages and frameworks, so integration should be easy.
For a more feature-rich chat API, TalkJS is a good option. It offers 1-on-1 and group chat, AI chatbots, in-app comments and real-time message translation. TalkJS also offers a prebuilt UI, customizable design and powerful moderation tools. It works on web, native mobile and other frameworks, so it's good for everything from marketplaces to virtual events.
Last, QuickBlox and Tencent RTC are both good options for chat and calling. QuickBlox offers embedded chat, voice and video calling and video conferencing, with a big emphasis on security and scalability. Tencent RTC offers similar features with a global network optimized for low latency, support for multiple platforms and a range of industries. Both are highly customizable, so they're good for developers who want to offer a lot of chat features.