Built an Open-Source Sms Dashboard That Twilio Should Have Made

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The author built an open-source SMS dashboard as an alternative to Twilio's offering, sparking a positive discussion about the project's potential and Twilio's limitations.

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rashidaeAuthor

4 months ago

You know that sinking feeling when a customer says "I never got your text" and you have no idea why? That's exactly why I built Twilio SMS Tracker; an open-source dashboard that shows you everything happening with your SMS messages in real-time.

Open source repo: https://github.com/rashidazarang/twilio-sms-tracker

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