What can I do with ApiRTC?

Instant messaging

Add one-to-one and group text communications capabilities to your web application.

Video calls

Set up browser-based 1:1 video calls, broadcast (1:n) or multi-party conference (n:n) with our video call API — no plugin required.

Audio calls

Set up browser-based one to one audio calls or web conferences. SIP interoperability options.

Contextual communications

Add real-time interaction at key customer journey moments.

Screen sharing

Our screen sharing API lets you share your desktop or application window with any participant — ideal for remote support and demos.

File transfer

Use WebRTC to transfer files over the data channel.

Recording & Replay

Record your video conferences. Store your media and replay it as you want.

Whiteboard

Draw and share annotations in real-time with one or multiple parties.

Snapshots

Trigger snapshots on local and remote party sides and use a secure peer-to-peer data channel.

Virtual background

Provide a blur or custom background to the video stream.

Presence management

Manage user presence in real-time. Add presence indicators to your app.

Live streaming

Publish a video stream to an external RTMP server (e.g. YouTube).

Transfer datas from bluetooth devices

Use a Bluetooth (BLE) device in conversation context and exchange received data.

QoS & Statistics

Get detailed statistical reports regarding API usage and QoS.

ApiRTC main components

• CCS: Call Control Server
• STUN/TURN servers
• Media servers: SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit) for scalable multi-party video
• VoIP GW
• Connectors to different ecosystems: SIPoWs, SIP, IMS…

Best assets

• Interoperability
• Presence management
• Media management (NAT transversal)
• Scalability (SFU Cluster)
• Security (HTTPS, SRTP, authentication)
• Recording