Documentation

Radist documentation

Radist handles WebRTC signaling, media forwarding, and auth so you can ship real-time audio, video, and data features without managing infrastructure.

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Quickstart

Build a two-player voice and data app end to end, from install to a working call.

Setup

Create a project, grab your keys, and make your first call in under five minutes.

For AI agents

Markdown twins of every page, llms.txt, and an installable skill for your coding agent.

Keys & auth

Understand secret keys, public keys, and participant tokens and how they fit together.

Client SDK

Integrate Radist into your browser app or use the raw signaling protocol directly.

JavaScript

@radist-tech/client

Connect with participant tokens, manage WebRTC sessions, and subscribe to connection events.

No-code

Easy interface

Drop-in UI components for video calls with zero WebRTC configuration required.

Low-level

HTTP & WebSocket API

Raw signaling endpoints for custom clients: create calls, mint tokens, and manage the P2P WebSocket protocol.

Server SDK

Create P2P calls and rooms from your trusted backend using a native SDK or the HTTP API directly.

JavaScript

@radist-tech/server

Node, Bun, Deno, and edge-compatible server SDK for creating calls and minting tokens.

Go SDK

Idiomatic Go client for creating connections and minting tokens from Go services.

Python

Python SDK

Zero-dependency synchronous client for Django, FastAPI, Flask, and other Python frameworks.

Low-level

HTTP & WebSocket API

Raw room creation, room token minting, and the mediasoup-based signaling protocol.