My main use case for Sendbird is chat with one-to-one persons or group chat, and with other features like audio calling and video calling. For the users we have onboarded in our applications, we have created a channel with which that specific user we have to chat, and after the channel is created with that specific user and both users, we can initiate our chat.
Vice President, Technology (Mobile Architecture & Platform Lead) at Playfora
Real User
Top 5
Jun 14, 2026
My main use case for Sendbird is to give chat functionality to our users and also a live stream feature in the app. A specific example of how my users interact with the chat or live stream features in my app is that there is a chat tab. There's an activity tab within which there are two sections, one is alerts and the other is chat. Within that, I have slightly customized Sendbird chat SDK and Sendbird UI SDK's components and used Sendbird chat's APIs. There are predefined groups that exist in the app and people are added by default to those groups. They can chat amongst themselves, and when they visit another user's profile, they can click on chat and chat with somebody. After that, that chat will appear in the list of chats in that section. When the group organizer, also known as the play host, hosts an event, they have an option to run a live stream. People can join that live stream via a link, which is another use case of how I have used Sendbird in my app.
I have been using Sendbird for approximately two years. I have been using Sendbird mainly for customer communication and support work. During all this time, I have worked with its messaging features to help manage customer conversations and also to improve response handling. My main use case is customer messaging and support conversations. For example, I use Sendbird to manage in-app customer chats where users could reach out directly for help. It made it easier to keep conversations organized, respond quickly, and make sure customers were connected to the right support team when needed.
My main use case for Sendbird is to deploy it in customers' websites for the chatbot in their websites. We used a WordPress plugin majorly to enable it for customer websites. A specific example of how a customer benefits from this chatbot integration is an e-commerce website customer who wanted it to be deployed on their website for questions related to their products and any issues. The chatbot was integrated so that initial queries could be answered by the LLM which was connected to their website. If customers needed further requests or assistance and the chatbot could not answer, a ticket would be created for them and email notifications could be triggered. However, the initial set of queries could be catered to by the chatbot. We just used it for customer websites.
Junior Software Developer at Weavers Web Solutions Private Limited
Real User
Top 5
Dec 23, 2024
In our company, we are using Sendbird for building a chat feature within our salon application. I am using the Flutter framework to implement the chat feature, which facilitates communication between users and businesses, specifically salon shops.
We use the Sendbird JavaScript SDK for a React Native mobile app, specifically to manage all of our chat software. Instead of having our own WebSocket application for users to be in group channels or chat rooms, we use Sendbird for all of that.
Sr. Android Engineer at a comms service provider with 501-1,000 employees
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Top 10
Oct 24, 2024
We integrated Sendbird last year into our products, primarily for chat facilities in our healthcare application. We provide online services where patients connect with doctors, utilizing video calls for online consultations. For video calls, we initially used Vidyo and now use Avora. For chat, we switched from CometChat to Sendbird last year.
I implemented Sendbird in a business application for chatting purposes involving business-to-business and customer chatting. It was a public application used by a client from the US.
We used Sendbird for our travel-based company. We utilized it to market our company-related products and facilitate communication between users and flight attendants regarding any issues.
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My main use case for Sendbird is chat with one-to-one persons or group chat, and with other features like audio calling and video calling. For the users we have onboarded in our applications, we have created a channel with which that specific user we have to chat, and after the channel is created with that specific user and both users, we can initiate our chat.
My main use case for Sendbird is to give chat functionality to our users and also a live stream feature in the app. A specific example of how my users interact with the chat or live stream features in my app is that there is a chat tab. There's an activity tab within which there are two sections, one is alerts and the other is chat. Within that, I have slightly customized Sendbird chat SDK and Sendbird UI SDK's components and used Sendbird chat's APIs. There are predefined groups that exist in the app and people are added by default to those groups. They can chat amongst themselves, and when they visit another user's profile, they can click on chat and chat with somebody. After that, that chat will appear in the list of chats in that section. When the group organizer, also known as the play host, hosts an event, they have an option to run a live stream. People can join that live stream via a link, which is another use case of how I have used Sendbird in my app.
I have been using Sendbird for approximately two years. I have been using Sendbird mainly for customer communication and support work. During all this time, I have worked with its messaging features to help manage customer conversations and also to improve response handling. My main use case is customer messaging and support conversations. For example, I use Sendbird to manage in-app customer chats where users could reach out directly for help. It made it easier to keep conversations organized, respond quickly, and make sure customers were connected to the right support team when needed.
My main use case for Sendbird is to deploy it in customers' websites for the chatbot in their websites. We used a WordPress plugin majorly to enable it for customer websites. A specific example of how a customer benefits from this chatbot integration is an e-commerce website customer who wanted it to be deployed on their website for questions related to their products and any issues. The chatbot was integrated so that initial queries could be answered by the LLM which was connected to their website. If customers needed further requests or assistance and the chatbot could not answer, a ticket would be created for them and email notifications could be triggered. However, the initial set of queries could be catered to by the chatbot. We just used it for customer websites.
In our company, we are using Sendbird for building a chat feature within our salon application. I am using the Flutter framework to implement the chat feature, which facilitates communication between users and businesses, specifically salon shops.
We use the Sendbird JavaScript SDK for a React Native mobile app, specifically to manage all of our chat software. Instead of having our own WebSocket application for users to be in group channels or chat rooms, we use Sendbird for all of that.
We integrated Sendbird last year into our products, primarily for chat facilities in our healthcare application. We provide online services where patients connect with doctors, utilizing video calls for online consultations. For video calls, we initially used Vidyo and now use Avora. For chat, we switched from CometChat to Sendbird last year.
I implemented Sendbird in a business application for chatting purposes involving business-to-business and customer chatting. It was a public application used by a client from the US.
We used Sendbird for our travel-based company. We utilized it to market our company-related products and facilitate communication between users and flight attendants regarding any issues.