The Open Source Cloud Communications Platform
RestComm is a next generation Cloud Communications Platform. It allows web developers to rapidly build voice, video, WebRTC, USSD, SMS, fax and rich messaging applications. Restcomm opens new revenue streams for service providers by exposing existing SS7 and IMS core network assets to application developers.
Restcomm enables apps such as telehealth, group communication, in-game messaging, online experience sharing, interactive customer support and others.
Telecom Application Development is within reach of only a small number of highly trained engineers with deep understanding of communications infrastructure, protocols and regulatory policies. VoIP was introduced in the 90s and a gradual shift took place from legacy PSTN/SS7 infrastructure to Internet Protocol based communications. However even though the Internet has been now mainstream for more than 20 years, VoIP is still out of reach to most software developers. It still requires good knowledge in real-time communication protocols such as SIP, RTP, Diameter and others.
Restcomm is here to change that! Joining a wave of innovating companies and service providers, Restcomm brings common sense to the millions of web developers with an intuitive and powerful set of RESTful APIs. Read the Restcomm data sheet.
Use the Docker image. It only takes a few minutes to set it up and running. Alternatively, you can download the Binary zip as well
Read the Online RestComm Documentation or it is also contained in the download binary
See our Contributors Guide and How to build RestComm From Source and
Please ask your question on StackOverflow or the Google public forum and
RestComm is lead by TeleStax, Inc. and developed collaboratively by a community of individual and enterprise contributors.
RestComm is licensed under dual license policy. The default license is the Free Open Source GNU Affero GPL v3.0. Alternatively a commercial license can be obtained from Telestax (contact form)
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We also maintain a list of all Restcomm contributors on the Restcomm website, to acknowledge contributions by the broad open source community.