Developers
iOS & Android via React Native
Same protocol as the browser, native performance. Embed customer-facing or agent-facing flows in your existing React Native app.
iOS 14+
Supported versions
Android 8+
API 26 baseline
VoIP push
CallKit + ConnectionService
Full parity
Monitor / whisper / record on mobile
yarn add @globemeet/react-native-sdk and link the native modules. Supports iOS 13+ and Android 8+ (API 26). The SDK ships with WebRTC.framework on iOS and libwebrtc on Android — same versions used by the browser SDK.
Two prebuilt flows: customer-facing (one button, opens call) and agent-facing (full dashboard with queue, monitor, whisper). Both are open components — wrap, theme, or compose with your existing UI.
Out-of-the-box VoIP push (CallKit on iOS, ConnectionService on Android). Calls ring through the OS even when the app is closed. Token registration is one line of code; we handle the rest.
import { GlobeMeetClient, CallButton } from '@globemeet/react-native-sdk';
const client = new GlobeMeetClient({
tenant: 'acme-corp',
endpoint: 'https://api.acme.example.com',
});
export function SupportScreen() {
return (
<CallButton
client={client}
queue="support"
metadata={{ ticketId: 'T-1042' }}
onConnected={(sessionId) => console.log('connected', sessionId)}
onEnded={() => console.log('ended')}
>
Talk to support
</CallButton>
);
}Native modules require a custom dev client (Expo prebuild). Managed Expo workflow doesn't support WebRTC natively. Most teams move to bare RN or Expo prebuild for this reason.
Not directly — the SDK is React Native today. A Flutter SDK is on the roadmap for late 2026. In the meantime, customers run a hybrid screen via flutter_webview.