Sign up and open ComputerCaller
Create your account, then open the web app or add the Chrome extension.
Call and text from your computer, PC or Mac, using your Android phone and your own number. Dial straight from your screen and keep every conversation where you already work.
Private by default.
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Pair your phone once, then run every call and text from one browser dashboard. Here's the whole thing, playing live.
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Step 1 of 11: Connect

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Calls, texts and notifications from your phone, right on your computer. A real keyboard, a big screen, and no reaching for your phone.
Dial, answer and hang up from your computer. Your phone places the call through your carrier, and you talk on your phone.
People see your real number on caller ID. No second line, and no per-minute fees.
Full SMS and MMS threads. Reply in seconds, with quick replies for messages you send often.
New texts, call logs and phone notifications reach your computer the moment they happen.
Windows, Mac, Linux or Chromebook. Use the web app, or add the Chrome extension.
Encrypted in transit. Your calls, texts and contacts are never stored on our servers.
See incoming RCS messages on your computer and reply right there.
Your contacts sync to your computer. Type a name to call or text.
Every call from your desk is a detour: find your phone, unlock it, type the number digit by digit, then get back to work. We estimate that costs about 25 seconds a call. At 50 calls a day, that adds up to about 7 hours every month.
Your phone places the call through your carrier, and you talk on your phone.
about25seconds back on every call (our estimate)
Estimate based on about 25 seconds saved per call and 21 workdays in each month.
If your work happens on a computer but your calls happen on your phone, this is for you.
Copy a number from your CRM or a spreadsheet, paste it, click Call. Quick replies cover the texts you send every day.
Answer and hang up from your computer while your notes stay on screen. You talk on your phone, or a headset connected to it.
Nothing to install on your work computer. Your phone does the calling.
Type texts on a real keyboard, reply to phone notifications, and send files between your phone and computer.
Set up in 2 minutes. Save hours every month.
No new number, no new carrier, no app for the person you're calling.
Create your account, then open the web app or add the Chrome extension.
Install ComputerCaller from Google Play, log in, and allow the permissions it asks for.
The web app or extension finds your phone. Click Connect.
Then tap Accept on your phone. That's it.
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Yes. ComputerCaller connects your phone to your computer so you can make a phone call from your computer to any real phone number. You install a small companion app on your phone, sign in to ComputerCaller on your computer, and the two pair securely. When you dial a number on your computer, your phone places the real call through your carrier, and you talk on your phone (or a headset connected to it) as usual.
Three steps: install the Android companion app on your phone, open ComputerCaller on your computer and sign in, then pair the two with one tap. From then on, to call someone from your computer you just type or paste their number into the dialer and hit call — your phone dials it through your carrier, and you talk on your phone or a headset connected to it.
The companion app pairs your phone with your computer. When you dial on your computer, your phone places the call through your carrier. The call audio plays on your phone.
Internet calling apps need both people to install the same app — they only call other users of that app. ComputerCaller lets you call any regular phone number from your computer, because the call actually goes through your real cell phone and your real carrier. The person you're calling doesn't need to install anything. And it works on any computer — Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook.
No. You can use ComputerCaller for free with weekly limits, or go Pro if you want no weekly limits.
Yes, on any computer, one at a time. When you sign in on a new computer, the one you used before is signed out.
In the ComputerCaller Chrome extension, open the pop-out window and click Float on top. A small window opens above your other apps, with your calls and texts. Resize it or close it whenever you like. It also closes when the pop-out closes, and calls still go through your own phone.
No. ComputerCaller uses the number you already have. The person you call sees your real number on caller ID — exactly as if you'd called from your phone.
Yes. If your phone can call the number, ComputerCaller can call it from your computer — landlines, mobiles, international numbers, toll-free numbers, all of them. The call routes through your carrier, so it works exactly like a normal call.
Yes. Your phone just needs to be on and online, over Wi-Fi or mobile data. Calls go through your own carrier, so your usual roaming rates apply.
Not right now. The companion app is built for Android. On your computer, use the web app or the Chrome extension — on Windows, Mac, Linux or Chromebook.
Any phone running Android 8.0 or newer, from any brand.
No. The phone app places your calls and sends your texts with your own number. Without it, there is nothing for your computer to connect to.
Because your calls and texts really go through your phone, with your own number and carrier. The app is what lets your computer steer your phone.
Your phone needs to be on and online, over Wi-Fi or mobile data. For dialing, texts and notifications it can stay in your bag or on the charger. During a call you talk on your phone.
No — your phone needs to be powered on and reachable (over WiFi or mobile data). ComputerCaller is not a replacement carrier. The upside is you keep your existing number, your existing carrier, and your existing call quality.
Yes. Signing up is free. There is no usage-based fee on top: your call minutes come from your existing mobile service, so a call from your computer costs the same as a call from your phone.
Calls, texts and file sending from your computer pause until the limits start again on Monday (00:00 UTC). Your phone keeps working as normal.
No. Everything stays on your phone. We only carry the live, encrypted connection while you're using it — nothing is stored on our servers.
Pair your phone once and make phone calls from your computer in under two minutes.