Truecaller, an app that helps people take the right calls has announced the global launch of Truedialer on Google Play. The company is using its expertise to replace smartphones’ standard bare-bones dialing interfaces with their new app, Truedialer. The App brings a smarter and more intelligent experience that goes beyond a phone’s standard dialer. Unlike a standard dial pad, Truedialer gives instant access to relevant information about contacts that users are trying to dial.
“Until now, phone dial pads have not truly improved since the feature phone days. With the same infrastructure that powers Truecaller, our ambition with Truedialer is to replace the phone’s phonebook app, and be invaluable to users, just as Truecaller has changed the way people receive calls and find contact information,” said Nami Zarringhalam, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Truecaller.
If users are dialing a number for an individual or business outside of their phonebook, they will be able to see the name, and even a profile photo of whom they are about to dial before they place the call. The integration of the Truecaller technology works in conjunction with Truedialer such that users can have the best experience when they make or receive calls.
With Truedialer, a phone user can automatically search for information about a number that is being dialed. “As you type in a number, Truedialer seamlessly searches your own contact list and Truecaller’s database of over a billion numbers. You can instantly learn the name of an individual or business belonging to a number you dial, even if they are not in your contact list.”
It also automatically fills in missing contact information in the call log with information from Truecaller’s database. Truedialer takes out the guesswork of trying to remember which name is behind which unassigned number in the call log; it’s perfect for those making lots of calls to acquaintances and professional contacts.
Another outstanding feature is that Truedialler protects the phone user from spam and scams. If the number you are about to dial has been reported by Truecaller’s community as an unwanted number, you will be warned before placing the call.
According to Zarringhalam, “Truedialer’s launch is a major milestone for the company from being focused on a single App. Users can expect Truedialer and Truecaller to complement each other to form the perfect phonebook experience.”
Truedialer is available for free on Android, and a version of the App is also available on Windows Phone. The free Truecaller App can also be downloaded on popular platforms including Android, iOS, Windows phone, BlackBerry and Nokia.
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