CallReply texts back the calls you cannot take, from your own number, and keeps a record of everything. Here are the features, grouped by what they save you from.
Call back: Mrs Lewis at lunch
A text goes out from your own number as soon as a call is missed or rejected.
Text delivered · Missed call
Learn moreOne message in French, one in English, personalised with the contact's first or full name.
FR · EN templates · 1 SMS segment
Learn moreReply to a missed call from the history in one tap. Free, even without a subscription.
One-tap reply · Free
Learn moreYour missed calls and texts in figures, over 7, 30 or 90 days, from any browser.
Missed calls · 30 days · Texts delivered
Learn moreEvery missed call and every SMS, with time, contact and status, on your phone and on the web.
Delivered · STOP list
Learn moreWith your consent, names from your address book appear in the history and personalise your texts.
Sync accepted · Names shown
Learn moreForward unanswered calls to a CallReply voicemail, where the service is already offered.
Rolling out gradually · Message received
Learn moreSimple mode and Shortcuts automation: replying to missed calls on iPhone, within the limits of iOS.
Simple mode · Shortcuts
Learn moreA question? The team answers by ticket or email.
Learn moreAutomatic reply sends a text to the caller as soon as a call is missed or declined, whichever you choose. It goes out from your Android phone and your own SIM, so the customer recognises your number and can reply. When you would rather write it yourself, manual reply lets you open a missed call in the history and send a text in one tap, even without a subscription.
SMS templates come in French and English. The {first_name} and {name} variables pull in the first name or full name saved in your address book, with clean wording when the caller is unknown. The preview shows how many SMS segments the text uses, so you can keep it short and readable. You write it once and CallReply adapts it to each call.
The history lists every missed call and every SMS with its time, the contact name if known and its status: sent, delivered, failed, or not sent with the reason. The web client area turns this into a dashboard with counters and charts over 7, 30 or 90 days. Contact sync is optional and only happens with your explicit consent. Names then replace bare numbers across the history and dashboard.
Guardrails frame every send: one SMS per number per day, a daily cap, a minimum gap between two sends and a STOP list you can edit on the phone or online. Withheld numbers are only listed in the history. On iPhone, a dedicated approach uses the Messages and Shortcuts apps. Voicemail with call forwarding is being rolled out gradually, where available.
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