Send your SMS through your own Android phones

You install our small app on an Android phone you own. From that point on, the phone is part of SMSDora. When you send a message — through the dashboard, the API, or a campaign — we ping that phone over Firebase, and it sends the SMS the same way you'd send one yourself by tapping in the messages app. Nothing fancy, just automated.

Yep. The whole point is that texts go out through a normal SIM card on a normal carrier — MTN, Airtel, Glo, or 9mobile — that's why people actually receive them and why they don't get flagged as spam. So you'll need at least one Android with a working data connection and a SIM that can send SMS.

Up to ten, depending on your plan. They all show up in the dashboard with their battery level, SIM info, and status. If one drops offline, we automatically send through whichever phone is still up — you don't have to do anything.

Yes. It's a normal REST API — you create a key from the dashboard, point your code at it, and you're sending texts. You can set rate limits and scopes per key, and the same API lets you check delivery status and read your message history.

Yeah, this is the bit most people use. You save a template like "Hi {{name}}, your code is {{code}}", upload a contact list, and we fill in the blanks for each person. We also handle duplicates and invalid numbers so you don't waste sends.

Coming soon — they're on the list. For now you can poll the API or just watch the dashboard for delivery updates. Once webhooks ship, your server gets pinged the moment a message changes status.

Anything not yet sent waits in the queue and goes out through the next available phone. If every phone is down, the queue just sits there patiently until one comes back. You can see all of this in the dashboard.