PerliDial
Your phone, but it knows who is calling
A phone app: the keypad you dial from, the recent calls you ring back, your contacts, and the screen that appears when the phone rings. It tells you what it honestly can about a number before you answer, with no network at all. PerliDial has no internet permission.
Coming soon to Google Play for Android.
What it does
A complete dialer
Keypad with redial, Recents grouped by caller and day, contacts with favourites and a Top 10, and search by name or number in any format.
Caller ID without a database
The name from your own address book or your own label, what the number itself gives away, and how often it has rung you. No lookups, no servers.
During a call
Mute, hold, speaker, headset and Bluetooth, a keypad for automated lines, call waiting, swap and merge, and decline with a text.
Blocking that works
A blocked number is refused before the phone rings, still shows in your call log, and stays blocked whatever format it arrives in.
Share a number with no signal
A QR code of your number, a contact card sent as sound, or contacts handed to another PerliDial phone over Bluetooth.
Private by design
No internet permission, no account, no tracking, no advertising ID and no adverts. Everything stays on the phone.
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