I understand you're looking for something similar to

useAudioWaveform

in the native Android and iOS SDKs. While there isn't an exact equivalent, the great news is that LiveKit's ecosystem does include powerful audio analysis features. For example, the Flutter SDK offers the

AudioVisualizer

, and the React Native SDK has the

useTrackVolume

hook. These tools help analyze audio data and create visualizations like waveforms or bar graphs. When working with native development, you can use the audio track data from the SDKs to build your own custom audio visualization. If you'd like, I’m here to guide you through accessing and processing audio data in the native SDKs—just let me know how I can help! Sources: docs/types/AndroidAudioTypeOptions.html | android/src/main/kotlin/io/livekit/plugin/FFTAudioAnalyzer.kt | Docs::Home