.@twilio took to the floor today to celebrate a decade of builders, breakthroughs, and billions of interactions made amazing. Happy 10th anniversary of listing, $TWLO!

Time to start practicing your best dad jokes. We’ve got you covered. Call +1-239-DADJOKE.

Just developer things.

Most internships come with a laptop. Ours comes with a red track jacket. Congrats to our interns for building their first Twilio apps and earning one of Twilio's most iconic traditions. 👏

Is this clocking to you guys? 🤏🏼

Did you miss opening weekend? No worries. Call 1-855-518-MNDO (6636) to test out the Mando'a Translator, powered by Twilio, and casually start speaking Mando’a like you’ve trained for this your whole life. 🪐✨

Voice agents hackathon at @ycombinator in SF on May 30th. Prizes include a guaranteed YC interview, and special awards from sponsors @cekuraAi, @NVIDIAAI, @AWS, and @twilio. Learn to build agents that work at scale, in production. Use tooling from Cekura to simulate and auto-improve your agents. Handle accents, noisy environments, interruptions, and customers who don't follow the expected script! Build with NVIDIA Nemotron open source models, running on AWS infrastructure. Integrate with Twilio's telephony platform. Leverage the Pipecat developer ecosystem. Join us for fun, learning, conversations with the engineers building all of the above tools, food, and prizes.

Each caller gets their own Gemini session, keyed by call SID. The AI remembers context for the whole call. Multiple callers don't interfere with each other. Session cleans up automatically when they hang-up. No asking the same question twice because the bot forgot.

User calls your Twilio number → ConversationRelay opens a WebSocket (handles speech-to-text) → Transcript hits Gemini Flash → Response streams back → Caller hears the answer One <ConversationRelay> tag does most of it (speech-to-text, streaming, text-to-speech)

Somehow they pulled off SIGNAL and still had the energy for a group photo. Shout out to the humans behind the keynotes, launches, demos, late-night edits, last-minute saves, and countless “quick questions.” SIGNAL doesn’t happen without this crew.

Normal things you’ll find on a developers desk.