Dial leads from your phone. Log calls in seconds.

Your phone. Tapping Call opens your phone's own dialer with the number ready — the same as tapping a number in your contacts. Your line, your carrier, your caller ID, your voicemail. Nothing is routed or recorded anywhere else, which is also why there is no per-minute cost.

Nowhere. The CSV is read in the browser and kept in that browser's local storage. There is no account and no upload, so we never hold your list. Closing the tab is safe and you will be offered the chance to pick up where you left off; clearing site data or dialing from a different phone starts you over. On a very large list the browser can run out of storage — export and split it if that happens.

One phone column is the only requirement. First name, last name, email and company are picked up automatically when they are there, and anything else you keep can be shown on the contact card while you dial. Comma, semicolon and tab delimited files all work, a header row is optional, and roughly 5,000 rows is the practical ceiling.

Choose HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Salesforce, Close or Pipedrive at the start and the export is written in that system's import shape, with the disposition and your note carried across. There is a generic CSV option for everything else. You can change the choice later without re-uploading.

Yes. The gear icon opens the disposition manager — rename them, recolour them, add your own, delete the ones you never press, reorder them, and mark which ones should count as a callback so they filter properly later. Your set is remembered on that device.

Any modern browser. It is built for one-thumb dialing on a phone, and Android behaves the same as iPhone. On a desktop it is faster with the keyboard: C to call, N and P to move between leads, S to skip, 1 to 9 to log a disposition and / to jump into search.

There isn't one. It is free, there is no signup and we never see your data, because the tool is how we introduce ourselves. Reps who use it tend to find the same thing: the dialing was never the bottleneck. If the list is getting worked and the meetings still are not landing, that is a structure problem, and the free audit is where we go looking for it.