Guides
Practical Soniox guides for streaming architectures, temporary API keys, usage logs, and concurrency limits.
Soniox guides help you design production-ready Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech integrations around real-time streaming, secure client access, usage attribution, and operational limits.
Use these guides when you need architectural guidance beyond the API reference: how to connect browsers to Soniox, when to introduce a proxy, how to issue short-lived credentials, and how to monitor usage and capacity.
Stream directly from a browser microphone to Soniox WebSocket APIs with temporary API keys for the lowest possible latency.
Route client audio through your server before forwarding it to Soniox when you need server-side inspection, transformation, or storage.
Create short-lived, restricted credentials so untrusted clients can connect directly without exposing long-lived API keys.
Inspect per-request usage records for model, duration, tokens, cost, request IDs, and client_reference_id attribution.
Understand real-time concurrency caps, active stream counts, project and organization limits, and 429 limit responses.