TwiMo (phonetically spelled "Tweemo") is a living prototype toolbox, showcase champion, and development partner to join you in traveling distant lands on adventures searching for new and exciting Twilio use cases. Unsure how to navigate treacherous waters? Need help in visualizing choice for your quest? How about the means to craft your own gear? Well look no further!

But for real... TwiMo is your one-stop-shop for exploring functionality behind the Twilio docs. Both technical and business users can see Twilio functionality in real time!

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This tool demonstrates how to do simple phone verification with Nodejs and Twilio Verify.

Read more over at our blog!

Since the 5280 team are not full-time developers, the app is forever in pre-release and as such is not code signed. This essentially means further steps are needed when downloading the app to play with it!

After downloading TwiMo you will have to allow your computer to open the application as it is not currently code signed. Code signing is used to assure users that the app is from a known source and was not tempered with but it can be a lengthy process and was determined to not be necessary for this SE Hackathon. We are planning to explore getting TwiMo code signed in the future but for now please follow the below steps to download the app onto your computer.

• Instructions on how to download on Mac:
• Click here to download TwiMo to your computer
• Once you have downloaded the application, launch the application.
• You will receive a notice saying “twimo” cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified. TwiMo is a passion project from Twilio Solutions Engineers, and as such, is not code signed. More on that below
• If you are on a Mac, you will want to select Cancel, and navigate to your system preferences
• Once at your system preferences, go to Security & Privacy
• Here, you will see a notice "twimo" was blocked from use because it is not from an identified developer.
• Next to this, you will see a button Open Anyway, select this button
• You will then receive a notice saying "macOS cannot verify the developer of “twimo”. Are you sure you want to open it?"
• Select Open and TwiMo will launch on your computer You can find more info here as well.

1. Download TwiMo and open the app
2. The Windows SmartScreen pop-up will open saying it prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Click the “Run Anyway” button (if it is not visible click more info first)
3. You can now use TwiMo as you would any other app!

You can find more info here!

You can find more info here!

Please no contributions - this stemmed from an internal Twilio build-a-thon and is not actively managed.

TwiMo was developed by adventurous Twilions in an effort to provide customers with a means to play with Twilio APIs, whether they are a developer or not. Since this project was stemmed from a Q4 2022 internal hackathon (🎉 and GLOBAL winner!! 🥳), TwiMo comes as is and is not a managed product or actively being worked on. Twilio is a Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS), and as such provides tools & building blocks to build out your application's communications functionality. There may be UI content displayed within this application that is not available through Twilio's APIs.

For any questions or help with building, check out our docs and talk to our sales team!

No warranty expressed or implied. Software is as is.

None - not for sale, or reselling. Free to download and free to use (excluding fees associated with Twilio APIs). Distributions welcome.