WhatCall 2.4

WhatCall is a convenient tool that allows you to send an instant missed call to the person you dial, while being directed straight to their voicemail without the possibility of them answering. This can be useful in various situations where you want to avoid speaking to someone but still want to show that you made an effort to get in touch.

WhatCall even has the ability to send a missed call notification via text message, provided the recipient's network supports this feature.

What sets WhatCall apart is its compatibility - it works in every country and with most networks that have a voicemail system, including both landlines and mobile phones. Additionally, it automatically recognizes and applies the appropriate dialing codes, allowing you to dial in the same format you use on your iPhone.

Here are some examples of how WhatCall can be useful:

• Calling in sick: If you need to inform your boss that you won't be able to come in to work but would rather avoid a conversation and potential awkward questions, WhatCall allows you to leave them a voicemail while giving the impression that you tried calling.
• Returning a call: In situations where you're busy and don't have time for a conversation with a friend or partner, WhatCall seamlessly connects you straight to their voicemail, enabling you to leave a message without getting caught up in a lengthy conversation.
• Leaving a message for someone who can't answer the phone: Whether they're in a meeting or putting a baby to sleep, if you know the person is unable to answer their phone but may have forgotten to turn it off, WhatCall allows you to leave a message directly in their voicemail without causing any disturbance.
• Conveying an important message in limited time: When you need to deliver an important message but don't have time for a full conversation or typing out a lengthy SMS, WhatCall enables you to dial directly to voicemail, allowing you to leave a concise and efficient message.