There is not long to go until the official launch of the Gruveo Android app on June 7. So what's in the package?
Look ma, no browser! Make video and voice calls with Gruveo without having to launch a browser on your Android device.
100% compatible. Call Gruveo users on desktop, iOS and Android.
Background mode. Easily switch to a different app while remaining on your Gruveo call.
Text chat. Send and receive text messages, complete with our cool smileys.
Switchable sound output. Make Gruveo use your phone speaker, headset, or the loudspeaker.
Push notifications. Receive a notification when the other person joins the call, so no waiting around!
Look out for more updates in the coming days 🙂

You may have heard that something very exciting is coming...the Gruveo Android app! We can finally reveal that the launch date is Tuesday 7th June...just one short week away.
Our Android users can already make Gruveo calls via their browser. This option will still be available but soon you will have the added convenience of a native app too!
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It’s finally here! The updated version of the Gruveo app is now officially live!
Probably our most useful new feature is push notifications which alert you when the other party joins the call (allowing you to check social media or the football results while you wait...)

So when you update the app which other new features can you look forward to?
Enjoy the new functions and let us know here if you have any ideas or suggestions for our next update.
Don’t have the iOS app? Download it here:

We have added 6 more languages: Chinese (Simplified), Czech, Dutch, Finnish, Japanese and Korean. These have been added to the language embed parameter which sets the language of the Gruveo embed on your page. More languages will be on the way, feel free to suggest one!
Although the API has been doing a great job telling the host page what has been happening with the embed, sometimes it was hard to link those events to actual user actions. We have now fixed this by providing the following events that the API can fire: callInit, busy, hangup.
We have altered the code embed parameter (which pre-populated the code in the embed) to now make the code field read-only. This is ideal if you want your Gruveo embed to be restricted to a certain code.
The toggleVideo() and toggleAudio() API methods now let you programmatically mute/unmute the user's camera and/or microphone in the Gruveo embed. The new streamStateChange API event also tells your page whenever the camera and/or microphone are muted or unmuted in the embed.
For more details check out the changelogs here and here.
Keep an eye out for more updates coming soon!