Getting Started
httpSMS is an open-source service that converts your Android phone into an SMS Gateway so you can send and receive SMS messages using an intuitive HTTP API with support for end-to-end encryption.
Authentication
API requests to httpSMS are authenticated using API keys in the x-api-key
header. Any request that doesn't include an API key will return a 401 (Unauthorized)
response.
You can get your API key from the dashboard at https://httpsms.com/settings
Install the Android App
To send and receive SMS messages using your android phone, you will need to download and install our android app on your phone so it can be triggered to send an SMS message when you make a request to the HTTP SMS API.
Android App 👉 https://github.com/NdoleStudio/httpsms/releases/latest/download/HttpSms.apk
Send an SMS
To send an SMS message using an android phone, send an authenticated POST
request to the https://api.httpsms.com/v1/messages/send
endpoint.
Send a new SMS message
Add a new SMS message to be sent by the android phone
PostSend message request payload
"This is a sample text message"
Encrypted is used to determine if the content is end-to-end encrypted. Make sure to set the encryption key on the httpSMS mobile app
false
"+18005550199"
RequestID is an optional parameter used to track a request from the client's perspective
"153554b5-ae44-44a0-8f4f-7bbac5657ad4"
SendAt is an optional parameter used to schedule a message to be sent at a later time
"2022-06-05T14:26:09.527976+03:00"
"+18005550100"
OK
"item created successfully"
"success"
Install
The best way to interact with the httpSMS API is by using one of our official SDK client libraries:
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