History of Envaya SMS

Last update Jul. 22^nd 2024 1:26:58 AM

Creation date Mar. 20^th 2013 1:14:18 PM

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  tracking solutions on Jul. 22^nd 2024 1:26:58 AMReport

  Volume

  <1000/hour

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  Alexis on Sep. 30^th 2021 1:16:47 PMReport

  Introduction

  EnvayaSMS is a SMS and MMS gateway running entirely as an Android app. It forwards incoming SMS and MMS messages to a web server on the Internet, and sends outgoing messages from the web server to other phones. People with any type of mobile phone can send SMS and MMS to a phone running EnvayaSMS, without needing their own Android phone. It works wherever the phone can receive SMS messages and access the Internet (via Wi-Fi or mobile data connection). Appears to be capable of sending up to 1000 messages per hour, depending on the length of the message, the handset used and the network limitations. It offers a REST API and is available under an MIT license. No longer under development. Now switched to offering hosted version called https://telerivet.com/product/messaging

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  Vanina on Sep. 28^th 2014 11:41:08 PMReport

  Local number

  yes just use a local SIM card

  Flag priority messages ?

  yes

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  Rob on Mar. 28^th 2013 10:02:07 PMReport

  Flag priority messages ?

  Yes

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  Rob on Mar. 26^th 2013 10:20:07 AMReport

  Hosted, Network or Handset

  Handset

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  Rob on Mar. 25^th 2013 5:51:54 PMReport

  Local number

  Yes, just use a local SIM card

  Volume

  <1000/hour

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  Vanina on Mar. 21^st 2013 3:56:12 PMReport

  Website

  http://sms.envaya.org/

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  Rob on Mar. 20^th 2013 1:14:18 PMReport

  Mode

  70

  Name

  Envaya SMS

  Viewer

  public

  Editor

  public

  Category

  frameworks

  Introduction

  EnvayaSMS is a SMS and MMS gateway running entirely as an Android app. It forwards incoming SMS and MMS messages to a web server on the Internet, and sends outgoing messages from the web server to other phones. People with any type of mobile phone can send SMS and MMS to a phone running EnvayaSMS, without needing their own Android phone. It works wherever the phone can receive SMS messages and access the Internet (via Wi-Fi or mobile data connection). Appears to be capable of sending up to 1000 messages per hour, depending on the length of the message, the handset used and the network limitations. It offers a REST API and is available under an MIT license. No longer under development. Now switched to offering hosted version called http://telerivet.com/page/pricing