A curated list of resources for building on TextConvo.
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TextConvo is an AI orchestration platform for customer conversations across SMS, RCS, Voice AI, Email, and WhatsApp.
This list collects the things worth reading, watching, and copying. It is young — add what you have built, and please add other people's work too, not only your own.
- Official
- Getting started
- Guides and tutorials
- Videos
- Integrations
- Community projects
- Compliance and deliverability
- Comparisons
- Contributing
- Developer documentation — the single source of truth: authentication, lead ingestion, webhooks, rate limits, CRM guides.
- Quick start — your first API call, annotated.
- Webhook reference — every event and the headers that come with it.
- Error codes — what each status means and whether to retry.
- Glossary — 10DLC, RCS, suppression, and the rest of the vocabulary.
- FAQ — short answers to the questions that come up most.
- textconvo-api-examples — runnable examples in cURL, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, Go, Java, C#, and PHP.
- textconvo-openapi — OpenAPI 3.1 specification; generate a typed client from it.
- textconvo-postman — Postman collection with automatic request ids and HMAC signing.
- textconvo-webhooks — payloads, verification in four languages, and runnable receivers.
- textconvo-sample-apps — demo applications for lead capture, scheduling, campaigns, unified inbox, and CRM sync.
- SDKs — Node.js, Python, Go, Java, and .NET, in development.
- .github — shared engineering standards, templates, and repository conventions.
- Platform overview — how orchestration fits together.
- AI engine — what the AI layer actually does.
- SMS · RCS · Voice AI · Email · WhatsApp
- Integrations — what connects out of the box.
- Blog — product news and release notes.
- Make your first API call — five minutes with cURL.
- Authentication — the three required headers.
- HMAC request signing — when and how to sign.
- Coverage matrix — what the API does today, what the platform handles, what is coming.
- Retries and idempotency — building a receiver that survives duplicates.
Submit the contact form and you get a direct line to Ria, the TextConvo AI orchestrator — call her for a live voice demo, or text her and watch the SMS AI reply in real time. A human follows up within one business day, and the same form is how API credentials, a source key, and a webhook secret are issued.
Handed a TextConvo QR code at an event or in a demo? Scanning it opens the same conversation. The form is simply the path that works for everyone.
Empty on purpose. Written something? Add it — blog posts, cookbooks, and framework walkthroughs are all welcome.
- Your tutorial here.
Recorded a walkthrough or a talk? Add it.
- Your video here.
Official CRM setup guides, each with field mapping and troubleshooting:
Built a connector for something else — Airtable, n8n, Make, Zapier, a custom CRM? Add it.
Libraries, wrappers, framework adapters, CLI tools, and receivers. Add yours. Unofficial work is welcome and clearly labelled as such.
- Your project here.
- Compliance overview — TCPA alignment, CTIA best practices, 10DLC readiness, universal opt-out.
- Acceptable use policy — what you may and may not send.
- Glossary — messaging vocabulary, defined plainly.
How TextConvo positions against other platforms, from TextConvo:
Written an independent comparison or migration write-up? Add it — honest ones especially.
Read CONTRIBUTING.md. In short: one link per pull request, a one-line description of what the reader gets, no marketing copy, and no affiliate links.
CC0 1.0 Universal — the list is public domain. Linked resources keep their own licenses.