A SIP softphone that finally
feels native.
VoipMe turns your phone into a desk extension for a modern SIP provider — Telnyx, Bandwidth, Twilio, Plivo, SignalWire. Native call screen, push, TLS. No accounts. No per-seat fees. No calls routed through us.
Free · No credit card · Bring your own SIP account

Everything a softphone should be.
No legacy UI. No 12-tab settings screen. The features you actually use, surfaced where you'd expect them.
Native call screen
Incoming calls show your phone's system call UI — even on the lock screen. Mute, hold, speaker work from the lock screen and from in-car displays.
Push notifications
Wakes the app via your platform's push system so you never miss a call. No keep-alive battery drain, no background-fetch lottery.
TLS signaling
Real certificate validation over OpenSSL 3.3. Your SIP credentials never travel in cleartext.
Opus audio
Wideband Opus when both ends support it. Auto-fallback to G.711 (PCMU/PCMA) for PSTN. Echo cancellation and AGC included.
Bring your own PBX
Works with modern SIP/CPaaS providers — Telnyx, Bandwidth, Twilio, Plivo, SignalWire. Four fields and you're registered.
Zero data on us
Your calls go provider-to-provider. We only relay the inbound push to wake your phone. No call recordings, no metadata mining.
From install to first call in 90 seconds.
No accounts to create with us. No verification email. Just register against your provider and dial.
- 01
Get a SIP account
Use one you already have, or sign up with Telnyx, Bandwidth, Twilio, Plivo, or SignalWire in five minutes. You'll need a server, username, password, and transport.
- 02
Add it to VoipMe
Settings → SIP Account → Add. Paste the four fields. The status pill turns green when REGISTER succeeds.
- 03
Wire inbound (optional)
Point your provider's incoming-call webhook at our push relay so locked-screen calls ring through CallKit. One-time, ~2 minutes.
Designed like the apps you actually open.
Hairline dividers, native typography, no skeuomorphic phone receivers. Real screenshots from the shipping build.



Works with the providers you already use.
VoipMe is a modern SIP/CPaaS softphone. Pick a provider, paste a webhook URL into your dashboard, point your number at it — done.
- TelnyxVerified
- BandwidthComing soon
- TwilioComing soon
- PlivoComing soon
- SignalWireComing soon
Don't see yours? Tell us — we add new provider adapters on request.
The honest version.
What we ship, what we don't yet, and what's on the way.
- Yes. VoipMe is a softphone — it doesn't include phone service. You bring credentials from a modern SIP provider (Telnyx, Bandwidth, Twilio, Plivo, SignalWire). Most providers offer free trials.
- Yes — completely free, no card required. Anything we charge for in the future will be a small flat fee, not per-minute; your call costs come from your provider, not us.
- No. Audio (RTP) flows directly between your phone and your SIP provider's media servers. We only operate a thin push relay that wakes the app when an inbound call arrives — and that only carries the caller ID, not the audio.
- Yes — that's the whole point. VoipMe uses each platform's native call UI and push system (CallKit + PushKit on iOS, ConnectionService + FCM on Android), so inbound calls show the system call screen even on a locked device. You do need to wire your provider's inbound webhook to our push relay (a 2-minute one-time setup).
- iOS and Android, both shipping today. The same app, same SIP account configuration, and same push-relay backend across both. Feature parity is the goal.
- Not yet. SIP signaling is encrypted with TLS, but media is plain RTP. SRTP was disabled for the initial release because some PSTN gateways were rejecting our SDP offers. DTLS-SRTP is on the next-release roadmap.
Do I need a SIP account to use VoipMe?
Is it really free?
Do my calls go through your servers?
Will calls ring when my phone is locked?
Which platforms are supported?
Is media encrypted (SRTP)?
Get VoipMe on your phone.
Available on iOS now. Android is in closed beta — tap below to request access. Sign in with any SIP account and you're calling in 90 seconds.
Questions? Email johnrlopena@gmail.com.