AppLooma RTC
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Real-time voice and video, in your app, on every platform.

Your server mints a token, your app joins a channel, and AppLooma carries the media. Ten SDKs share one mental model, so what you learn on one platform holds on the next.

Quickstart — 10 minutesHow it fits together

Choose how to get started with real-time interaction

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implementation("com.applooma:rtc-android:0.4.24")
val engine = AppEngine.create(context, "YOUR_APP_ID", handler)


lifecycleScope.launch {
    engine.joinChannel(token, wsUrl, AppJoinOptions(role = AppRole.HOST, camera = true))
}


override fun onTrackSubscribed(user: AppRemoteUser) {
    remoteView.attach(engine, user)   // their camera, when it arrives
}
localView.attachLocal(engine)          // your own preview

Shipping — install it, mint a token on your server, join. About ten minutes to a first call.

Android guide

What you can build

Each is a guide with the roles, the token shape and the calls that make it work.

Voice & video calls

1:1 and group calls, 1080p with simulcast, echo-cancelled voice.

Live streaming

One host, any number of viewers; RTMP in and out; co-hosts on stage.

Audio rooms

Clubhouse-style spaces: speakers, listeners, raised hands.

Signaling

Live comments, presence and audience lists on the media channel.

Chat

Stored messages with history, unread counts and recall.

Recording

Record to a bucket you own. We never keep a copy.

Your server, in your language

Tokens are minted by you, never by the client — that is the whole security model. Three server SDKs, and a plain REST API underneath.

Node.js

Issue tokens and manage channels from a Node backend.

Python

Issue tokens and manage channels from Python.

Server bots

Join a channel from Node as a bot: raw audio and video frames in and out.

PHP

Issue tokens and manage channels from PHP.

REST API reference — for everything else

Guides

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