See It In TelBuddy
The real dashboard, not a mockup.
Why settle for just a texting tool? telbuddy is the **all-in-one Twilio Web App** that bridges the gap between raw API data and human-first communication. Manage AI Voice receptionists and team SMS in one unified stream.
[14:02:11] 📞 Inbound Voice Call: +1555-0987
🤖 AI: Hello! Welcome. Are you calling for support or sales?
[14:02:45] 📩 Incoming SMS: "Just sent over the photos for the estimate."
🖼️ MMS Detected: Attachment_01.jpg
🚀 [VOICE TRIGGER] Transferring high-value caller to CEO...
Your business communicates in more than just text. TelBuddy is engineered to handle the full Twilio stack. From MMS rich media previews to PSTN Voice transfers, we turn complex API calls into a seamless B2B workflow.
Handle support calls with 0.2s latency. No lag, just results.
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The real dashboard, not a mockup.
It is an excellent developer tool. It is a poor place to run a business from, and it was never trying to be one.
Working in the Console
✕ Every reply is an API call or a Console page
✕ One login, shared with everyone
✕ No idea which teammate answered
✕ Webhook URLs pasted by hand, per number
Working in a dashboard
✓ A shared inbox your team actually uses
✓ Separate logins with Admin and Agent roles
✓ Conversation history in one place
✓ Webhooks configured automatically
Nothing here needs a developer, and none of it involves writing or hosting anything.
Paste an API key for Telnyx, or an Account SID and Auth Token for Twilio. That credential stays yours.
They import with their settings, and messaging and voice webhooks get pointed at the right place automatically.
Invite people as Admin or Agent. Nobody needs the carrier login to answer a customer.
You keep the account. You keep the number. You keep the rates.
The dashboard sits on top of a carrier relationship that stays entirely yours. Cancel and the phone service carries on, because it was never ours to switch off.
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Only for things that genuinely belong there, which is billing, buying numbers and A2P registration. Day-to-day messaging, call routing and voicemail all move out of it.
Yes, it is a web app rather than a native one, and it adds to your iPhone home screen so it opens full screen like an app.
Roles decide it. An Agent works conversations without reaching billing or your API credentials, which is the point of not sharing one login.
No. Every company connects its own carrier account with its own credentials, and nothing is pooled or shared across accounts.
One thread per customer, visible to everyone on the team.
Build "press 1 for sales" without touching TwiML.
Ring the team when open, take a message when closed.
Why it runs on your own Twilio account rather than reselling you minutes.