Is there any API to implement way2sms app for iphone..? - iphone

hii is there an API to implement way2sms app to send text messages to india.The App already exists in Android.I want to implement the same features in iphone also.Any idea to start the project.

There is already an app at the app store that sends free SMS accoss India
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smsglobal/id570193291?ls=1&mt=8

I am not very sure about this. Just hit it on google. May be this would help you!!
https://www.mashape.com/blaazetech/way2sms
And it is clearly mentioned in this site, there is no API for way2sms.

I think you should try to get the code from .apk android apps and get the api from this

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You can only forward the user to the application. You may specify the phone number of the recipient. Unfortunately, you can't even specify the content of the SMS, so it's not of much use.
If you are interested : How to programmatically send SMS on the iPhone?
If you are interested in how to design an application that looks like the SMS application, please specify this in your question.
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