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Product update · Apr 29, 2025

TalkJS Core 1.0.0 – JavaScript chat API for real-time messaging

Build real-time chat with TalkJS Core. The package is now stable and available via @talkjs/core on npm.

Chris Meyns

A group of women sits in a studio environment, listening to a presentation.

Case Studies · Apr 2, 2025

FrostyWave is empowering young women with TalkJS messaging

Find out how FrostyWave is empowering young women to grow into their best selves with the TalkJS chat API.

Chris Meyns

Tutorials · Nov 6, 2024

Create a custom AI chatbot with TalkJS and Gemini

Learn how to build a custom AI chatbot using the TalkJS chat and Google Gemini. This step-by-step guide shows you how to integrate Gemini's conversational AI into your TalkJS-powered chat app using webhooks, the REST API, and Node.js.

Lucy Keer

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Three lines with email notification messages, with a number behind the sender name to indicate the number of grouped messag

Product update · Jun 25, 2025

Email notifications now support threaded conversations

TalkJS email notifications are now threaded by conversation in most email clients, making it easier for users to manage messages with a cleaner inbox.

Chris Meyns

One chat bubble which 'Sure! I'll send it', while a second chat bubble shows three dots to suggest the user is typing.

Product update · Jun 23, 2025

Real-time typing status with JavaScript Data API

Use the TalkJS JavaScript Data API to subscribe to real-time typing indicators with automatic timeout handling for more accurate UX.

Chris Meyns

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Product update · Jun 19, 2025

Build a custom inbox with TalkJS: Real-time conversation subscriptions

Learn how to build a custom inbox with real-time updates using TalkJS conversation subscriptions in the JavaScript Data API.

Chris Meyns

General · May 21, 2025

Authenticating JavaScript WebSockets

When a WebSocket fails to connect, you receive no information about why. This makes renewable authentication an absolute nightmare, unless you do in-band authentication.