Linq
linqapp.com- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 1087Tools index
- Pricing
- Paid
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Business & Commerce
- Interfaces
- API
- Builder
- @elliott__potter
- Date
About
Linq provides enterprise-grade messaging APIs that enable businesses to build conversational experiences using native iMessage, RCS, SMS, and voice protocols. It allows developers to integrate rich messaging features like emoji reactions, voice notes, and group chats directly into their applications without requiring users to download separate apps.
What it does
According to its homepage, Linq lets developers build in minutes with an API for iMessage and RCS messaging, plus SMS and voice, so end users can react, send voice notes, and group chat inside a text thread rather than a downloaded app.
Stated on the product site
- Messaging protocols supported
- iMessage, RCS, SMS, and voice
- CLI package available
- installable via npm
- Security certification
- SOC 2 Type II with encrypted data
- Pricing model
- positioned as not charging per message
Not stated on the site
- The page doesn't show specific pricing tiers or dollar amounts for its plans.
- The page doesn't show which countries or carriers its RCS and SMS coverage extends to.
- The page doesn't show details on data retention policies beyond stating data is encrypted.
Written from the product site at linqapp.com.
What it can do
Send iMessage communications through API
Message content and recipient data → Native iMessage delivered to recipient
Send RCS messages with rich media
Rich message content with media attachments → RCS message with interactive elements
Send SMS messages programmatically
Text message content and phone numbers → SMS message delivered to recipients
Enable emoji reactions in conversations
Reaction data and target message → Emoji reaction added to message thread
Process and send voice notes
Audio file or voice recording → Voice note delivered in conversation
Create and manage group chat conversations
Participant list and group settings → Active group chat session
Integrate messaging capabilities into existing applications
Application code and API credentials → App with embedded messaging functionality
Initiate voice calls through API
Recipient phone number and call parameters → Voice call connection established
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