Thanks — I’ll help you get set up with the LiveKit Connector. To be clear first: LiveKit does not provide a connector that enables native WhatsApp calling. LiveKit’s connectors are designed for SIP/PSTN integrations (telephony providers like Twilio, Telynx, etc.), which let LiveKit make and receive regular phone calls. If your goal is to reach WhatsApp voice calls specifically, that isn’t possible through LiveKit.
If you want to proceed with a connector that LiveKit supports (so you can make/receive PSTN calls from LiveKit clients), I can walk you through the setup. To give the most accurate guidance, please tell me:
• Which connector/provider do you want to use? (examples: Twilio, Telynx, your own SIP trunk)
• Are you running your own LiveKit server or using a hosted LiveKit service?
• Which platform(s) are your clients on? (web, iOS, Android)
• Do you need inbound calling, outbound calling, or both?
• Do you already have SIP credentials (SIP URI, username/password, trunk details) from your telco/provider?
If you’re not sure which provider to pick, I can:
• Recommend a typical architecture for using a SIP provider with LiveKit,
• Outline the required steps and configuration options,
• Provide example signaling flow and where to run the connector/service that bridges SIP to LiveKit rooms.
Next steps I can immediately provide once you tell me the provider and environment:
1. Step-by-step configuration for connecting a SIP trunk to LiveKit.
2. Example server flow for creating a LiveKit room and bridging a SIP call into that room.
3. Client-side snippets to publish/subscribe audio for a web or mobile client.
Which provider and platform should I prepare instructions for?