ComputerCaller

Call and text from your PC: place calls, read and reply to SMS, and see your phone's notifications on your computer.

ComputerCaller puts your Android phone's calls, text messages (SMS) and notifications on your computer, in Chrome. Call and text from your PC or laptop while your phone stays in your pocket. Your phone does the actual calling and texting on its own number and plan. The extension is a remote control for it: dial from your keyboard, read and reply to SMS, and see your phone's alerts without picking it up. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Place calls from your computer. Your phone dials; you talk on the phone or your headset. - Send text messages from your computer: read and reply to SMS with a real keyboard. - See your recent calls and start a call or text from them. - See your Android notifications on your PC (messages, sign-in codes, alerts) and dismiss them. - Send files from your phone to your PC, and from your PC to your phone. - Click-to-call: select a phone number on any website and right-click to send it to your dialer, or turn on clickable phone numbers. Numbers go to the dialer as written; an optional setting adds your country code to numbers that don't have one. Nothing is called until you press Call. - Open it as a popup, in Chrome's side panel, or in its own window. - Works in Chrome on Windows, Mac, ChromeOS and Linux. Prefer a tab? The same account works in the web app at computercaller.com/app, in Chrome, Edge and other modern browsers. ENCRYPTED MODE (OPTIONAL) Turn on Encrypted mode in the phone app. The next time you pair, your phone and your computer both show a code; if the codes match, you know you are connected to your own computer. It is off unless you turn it on in the phone app. WHAT YOU NEED - The ComputerCaller app on your Android phone (Google Play), signed in to the same account. - A ComputerCaller account (sign in with email or Google).