Cross-Platform Voice with React Native Is Hard...Without Spokestack
Spokestack fulfills React Native's write once, run anywhere promise for voice on mobile
React Native provides a JavaScript & React solution to the problem of cross-platform mobile development. Instead of fighting to integrate wake word, speech recognition, intent classification, and text-to-speech on each native platform, Spokestack provides a single, unified API to access platform-specific voice features as well as Spokestack's additional voice services.
From a drop-in UI component that instantly adds voice to in-depth support for missing React Native features like text-to-speech, read on to find out why Spokestack is the comprehensive resource for voice on cross-platform mobile.
Spokestack Tray: Drop-in UI Component for React Native
With Spokestack Tray's latest release, a few required props (and lots of optional ones) is all you need to build a customizable voice experience without the hassles that come with designing a responsive UI, allocating system resources like microphone, listening for a wake word, or wrangling audio playback. Ready to start building?
React Native Library
Providing deep integration for your React Native app into the native OS voice frameworks, the Spokestack React Native library is simple to add. With full TypeScript types and a modular design, start using it to put voice into your software with confidence.
Text-to-Speech for React Native
There are several specialist TTS libraries for React Native. None of them match the simplicity (and depth) of Spokestack's TTS API — just one function call synthesizes and plays back whatever text you want, with full SpeechMarkdown and SSML support built in.