Chat API & SDKs to power conversations in your app

Build any chat use case into your product with just a few lines of code.

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How it works

See how easy it is to build your own chat

1

Install Robin Chat SDK

Choose from our library of SDKs for chat spanning across web and mobile.

2

Connect your API keys

A single line of code sets up a secure connection to our service.

3

Build it your way

Develop your UI elements with our SDKs to build the features you need.

Why Robin

We have done the hard work, so you never have to. Robin’s Chat SDKs are ready-to-use, secure, and scalable.

Built for Scale

Expecting large usage? Our solution was built with scale in mind.

100% Personalization

With Robin you can build the chat experience of your dream.

User Experience

Deliver a chat experience that your customers will love.

Highest Security

Robin uses 256-bit AES encryption at rest with TLS 1.2 for encrypting data in transit.

UI Kits

Ready-to-use kit for Robin Chat with every page, component and interaction.

Easy Integration

Integrate Robin into any application in ample time. It’s that simple.

POWERFUL IN-APP CHAT SDK & API

Add DM functionality to your product with ease.

Quickly build a reliable & functional chat experience into your mobile or web app project today.

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Carefully Designed APIs and Component SDKs

We obsess over API ease of use. This is why our customers typically integrate in ample time, while competing solutions take months to launch.

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Initialize Vue.js UI SDK

import RobinChat from 'robin.io-vue'
import 'robin.io-vue/dist/style.css'

Vue.use(RobinChat)

// Mount RobinChat UI component.
<template>
  <RobinChat api-key="" user-token="" user-name="" :users="[]" :keys="keys" :page-loader="true" />
</template>

Initialize Flutter UI SDK

import 'package:robin/robin.dart';

Robin(
  apiKey: _apiKey, ///[String] robin api key
  currentUser: _currentUser, ///[Map] current user's name and robin token
  getUsers: _getAllUsers, ///[Function] function to get all users
  keys: _keys, ///[Map] structure of _getAllUsers() response
),

Initialize Golang SDK

package main
import (
	"github.com/robin-io/robin.io-go"
)

robin := Robin{
	Secret: "NT-qBsdC.....kOBVYRr",
	Tls:    true,
}

// call back for a successful connection
func connected(socket gowebsocket.Socket) {}
// call back for an unsuccessful connection
func disconnected(err error, socket gowebsocket.Socket) {}
// call back for when a message is recieved via the connection
func text_recieved(msg string, socket gowebsocket.Socket) {}
// connect to robin
conn, err := robin.Connect(connected, nil, disconnected, text_recieved, nil, nil, nil)

if err != nil {
    println(err)
}

Initialize Python SDK

import Robin

robin = Robin("<api_key>", True)
response = robin.create_user_token(data={
    "meta_data":{
        "name": "Samuel 0.",
    }
})

robin.connect(user_token="<user_token>")

Initialize Javascript SDK

import Robin from "robin.io-js"
const robin = new Robin('<api_key>', true);

// create user token
const response = await robin.createUserToken({
    meta_data: {
      username: 'elvis',
    },
  });

// connect to robin
robin.connect(USER_TOKEN);