Learn SMSLocal, one guide at a time
Follow a track from your very first message to a fully deployed AI agent. Practical, up-to-date walkthroughs with real screenshots and copy-paste code.
Pick a path and follow it end to end
Choose a track, then work through its guides in order — from the first stop to the last.
Send your first message in 10 minutes
The one guide everyone starts with. Go from an empty account to a delivered message — then make the exact same call from your own code, so you leave knowing both the dashboard and the API.
Read the guide- 01Create your account and log in
“Head to Settings → API Keys and copy your access key — you’ll paste it into the Token header on every request that follows.”
- 02Register a sender ID
- 03Import or add a test contact
- 04Compose and send your first message
- 05Watch the delivery receipt land
- 06Wire the same call into your app
The guides people open the most
A good place to start if you’re not sure where to.
What’s inside every guide
Same promise on all of them, whether it’s your first SMS or a production AI agent.
Compose and send your first message
Numbered, in order, nothing skipped.
POST /external/sms
{ "to":
"+14155550123" }Working snippets and configs you can lift straight in.
The actual screens, so you never lose your place.
Every guide tells you how long before you start.
Prefer a hand walking you through it?
Tell us what you’re building and our team will guide you the rest of the way.
Guides — frequently asked questions
No. Most getting-started and developer guides can be followed with a free trial account, using test sender IDs and sandbox endpoints before you send anything live.
The snippets are complete, working calls against the real API. You still add your own error handling and secrets management, but you can paste them in and get a response on the first try.
We revise guides whenever a channel onboarding step, API field or dashboard screen changes, so screenshots and code stay in sync with what you actually see.
Reach out to our team — we’ll walk you through it directly and often turn common questions into a new guide so the next person finds it here.