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This should really be handled by the carrier. Look for a carrier that allows you to use your number from anywhere via SIP or WebRTC.

• gravypod 9y ago
  I'd rather have a self hosted service, that I can modify if need be, than be tied to a carrier.
  • Rjevski 9y ago
    In that case you'd need an app on your Android phone to relay SMSes between the phone network and your web app. The advantage of doing it via the carrier is that the phone is taken out of the loop and you're directly sending to the carrier via the internet.
    • gravypod 9y ago
      > In that case you'd need an app on your Android phone to relay SMSes between the phone network and your web app. I'm fine with that. > The advantage of doing it via the carrier is that the phone is taken out of the loop and you're directly sending to the carrier via the internet. The disadvantage of doing that is you than need to stay with that carrier. I'd rather be able to change if my carrier starts doing things that are shifty without needing to change the way I interact with my phone.