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Stop grabbing your phone to dial numbers that are already on your screen. ComputerCaller puts your Android phone's calls and texts on your computer — same number, same carrier, no new SIM.
Pair your phone in under 2 minutes
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- For Android phones
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Calling. Dial from the side panel while your CRM stays open, then talk on your phone. A live strip shows who you're on with, and End is one click away.
The number is on your screen. Why are you typing it into your phone?
Every call from your desk is a small detour: find the number, grab your phone, type it digit by digit, then switch back to take notes. Twenty times a day, it adds up fast.
- Find the number on your screen
- Pick up and unlock your phone
- Type 10+ digits by hand
- Double-check you got it right
- Call, then switch back for notes
- Paste the number or type a name
- Click Call, and your phone dials it for you
Three steps to call from your computer.
No new number, no new carrier, no app for the person you're calling. Install the Android companion app, open ComputerCaller on your computer, and pair the two — most people are making a phone call from their computer in under two minutes.
- 1
Install the Android companion app
One-time install on your existing phone. The companion app pairs your phone to your ComputerCaller account using a secure token — no new SIM, no new number, no carrier setup.
- 2
Open ComputerCaller on your computer
Sign in at computercaller.com on any laptop or desktop. Hit Connect — your phone shows an Accept dialog. Tap it once and you're connected.
- 3
Start calling
Dial any phone number from your computer. Your phone places the call through your existing carrier. You talk on your phone or your headset.
Everything from your phone, on a bigger screen.
One dashboard for everything you'd otherwise pick up your phone for — call any number from your computer, send SMS, mirror your notifications, and manage contacts.
Private by default. Your messages pass through our server only to reach your computer — they are never stored.
Calls
Make and receive calls from your computer. Active call timer, mute, and speaker controls.
Messages
Full SMS and MMS thread history. Reply without picking up your phone.
Notifications
Messaging app notifications mirrored in real time — WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord.
Instant sync
Messages and call logs sync automatically. Contact history loads on demand.
- Optional
End-to-end encrypted
Optional Encrypted mode. Turn it on in the phone app, and both screens show a code to match when you pair.
Private by design
Encrypted in transit (TLS) between your phone, our relay, and your computer. Your calls, SMS, and contacts are never stored on our servers — they pass through and are gone.
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- macOS
- Linux
- ChromeOS
What's new in the Android app
The newest ComputerCaller companion update brings even more of your phone to your computer. Here's what just landed.
Incoming RCS & RCS replies
See your RCS messages on your desktop and reply right there — replies to an RCS chat send as RCS straight from your number, alongside your SMS in one thread view.
Instant SMS & call sync
New texts and call-log entries show up on your computer the moment they happen — no manual refresh, no waiting.
Live notifications
App notifications from your phone mirror to your desktop in real time, so a ping on your phone is a ping on your screen.
Contacts access
Your synced contacts are right there — start typing a name and call or text them in a single step.
Message templates & quick replies
Save the replies you send all the time and fire one off in a single click when time is tight.
Filter out calls and messages
Cut the noise — filter unwanted calls and messages so only what actually matters reaches you.
Roadmap
Vote on what we build next
These are the features we're weighing up. Tap the ones you want most — the votes tell us where to point next. No account needed, and you can change your mind anytime.
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Small seconds. Big hours.
Every call you place from your computer skips the pick-up, unlock and type routine. See what that's worth to you.
Estimate based on about 35 seconds saved per call and 21 workdays in each month.
Questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Email support@computercaller.com and we'll get back to you.
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Can I make a phone call from my computer?
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.
How do I call someone from my computer?
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.
Do I need a new phone number?
No. ComputerCaller uses your existing phone number through your phone. The person you call sees your real number on their caller ID — exactly the same as if you'd called from your phone directly.
Do you store my messages, contacts, or call logs?
No. ComputerCaller simply connects your phone to your computer. Your messages, contacts, call logs, and call audio never get stored on our servers. Everything stays on your phone — we only carry the live connection while you're actively using it.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Create an account and start calling from your computer. 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.
Can I call any phone number from my computer?
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.
Does this work without my 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.
Can I call 911 from my computer?
Yes. When you dial an emergency number from your computer, your phone places the call to your local emergency service through your real carrier — the same as if you'd dialed it on your phone. The call audio runs on your phone, so keep your phone with you and speak to the dispatcher on it.
Does it work on iPhone?
No — ComputerCaller is built for Android. The Android companion app is what gives you full calls, SMS sync, and call-log sync. Your computer side works in any browser on any OS — Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook.
How is this different from internet calling apps?
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 runs in any browser on any computer — Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook.
Two minutes from now, you could be calling from your computer.
Pair your phone once and make phone calls from your computer in under two minutes.
- 1Sign up
- 2Download app
- 3Extension or web app
The Android app pairs your phone. On your computer, use the web app or the Chrome extension.
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