Telecallers & follow-up teams
Work a day's list without tapping dial 150 times. DialFlow moves to the next number on its own and shows you exactly where you are.
Free 24-hour trial
The power dialer for Android that dials your list, one call after another.
Paste your numbers, pick the gap between calls, press Start. DialFlow places each call, waits for it to finish, then dials the next one. An automatic dialer for telecalling, follow-ups and lead lists — nothing auto-renews, and your list stays on your phone.
Direct APK · Version 1.1 · Android 8.0 and above · From ₹299
Signed & verifiable
No contacts or call-log access
No account
Nothing uploaded
Why isn't DialFlow on the Play Store? ›
Works on-device
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No call-log access
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No account, no sign-up
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From ₹299
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No auto-renew
Who it's for
Made for anyone working through a call list
If your day involves dialing the same kind of call over and over, DialFlow removes the tapping in between.
Real estate, insurance & dealership sales
Run through fresh leads and old enquiries in one long session. The list keeps its place while you talk, and resumes exactly there.
Shops, services & small businesses
Delivery confirmations, appointment reminders, payment follow-ups. Set a five-second gap and let the list run while you keep working.
Typical lists people dial with it
- New leads and old enquiries that never got a callback
- Order or delivery confirmations
- Appointment and renewal reminders
- Payment and EMI follow-ups
- Admission enquiries and coaching follow-ups
- Service and warranty callbacks
Installing DialFlow
Why DialFlow isn't on the Play Store
It's about policy and cost, not quality. Here's the honest version, plus how to check that your download is the real thing.
A policy and cost thing, not a quality thing
Google Play's rules around apps that place calls automatically are restrictive, and listing there means a paid developer account plus Google's billing cut on every payment. Both would change how DialFlow works, or push the price up. So instead of bending the app to fit a store, it ships to you directly as a signed Android app.
Direct downloads are normal for small Android utilities. What matters is where you get the file and whether it's properly signed. On both counts, DialFlow is built to be checked.
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Signed & tamper-checked
Every build is signed with our private key. Android refuses to install an update that isn't genuinely ours, so a modified copy can't quietly replace the real app.
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Play Protect still scans it
Android's built-in Google Play Protect scans DialFlow when you install it and keeps watching it afterwards. Installing outside the store doesn't remove that safety net.
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One official source
Download DialFlow only from this page. If a build didn't come from here, it isn't ours — don't install it.
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Nothing to harvest
DialFlow has no contacts or call-log access at all. The only numbers it ever knows are the ones you paste into it.
Installing takes about a minute
- Download the APK with the button at the top of this page.
- When Android asks, allow installs from your browser for this one file — a settings shortcut appears on the prompt.
- Open DialFlow and grant the Phone permission. That is what lets it place a call and notice when the call has ended.
- Paste your numbers and press Start. Your trial begins on first launch.
Verify your download
Match this SHA-256 fingerprint against the file you downloaded to be certain it's the real, unmodified app.
SHA-256 of DialFlow 1.1:
0f4840264df524fb012b94bf7a11c55bca75cdffdedee01fde04798fb4b1dc74
If Play Protect shows a warning while installing, tap More details → Install anyway. That prompt appears for any app installed outside the store, including this one.
Features
Everything you need to get through a list
No CRM, no dashboard, no setup call. Just the dialing loop, done properly.
Paste any list
Numbers are picked out of whatever you paste: one per line, comma separated, or a messy block with names and notes mixed in.
Dials one by one
It places the call, waits for it to connect, waits for it to end, counts your gap, then dials the next number. You never tap dial again.
Your gap, your pace
Three, five or ten seconds between calls, or type your own. Longer gaps leave room to write notes after each call.
Live status on every row
Pending, calling, in call, called or skipped — updating as it goes, so you always know exactly where the list stands.
Pause, resume, stop
Take a call that matters, then continue from the same place. Pausing never loses your position in the list.
Keeps running in the background
Lock the screen or switch apps — the session keeps going, with a notification showing Pause and Stop while it runs.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself
No import wizard, no account, no configuration file.
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Paste your list
Copy your numbers from wherever they live — a note, a spreadsheet, a CRM export — and paste them in. DialFlow pulls out the numbers and ignores the rest.
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Choose the gap
Pick 3, 5 or 10 seconds, or type your own. Grant the Phone permission once — that is what lets the app place calls and detect when a call has ended.
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Press Start and work the list
Rows update live as each call is placed and finished. Pause when you need to talk, stop when you're done, and pick up later where you left off.
What happens on each call
- DialFlow places the call to the next number on the list.
- It watches the phone's call state until the call actually connects.
- It waits for the call to end — you talk for as long as you need.
- It marks that row called, counts out your gap, then moves to the following number.
If a number doesn't connect within about 25 seconds, the row is marked and DialFlow moves on rather than hanging on a dead line.
Privacy
Your list stays on your phone
There is no account to create and no server holding your numbers, because DialFlow never sends them anywhere.
No account, no sign-up
Install it and dial. There is no email, no password, and no login screen anywhere in the app.
Stored on the device only
Your list, your chosen gap and your licence live on this phone. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no copy anywhere else.
No contacts, no call log
DialFlow cannot read your contacts, your call history or your recordings, and it never asks for them. It reads only the live call state.
One anonymous lookup, for the trial
When the free trial starts, the app makes a single request to ipify.org to look up your public IP address. It is hashed and kept on the device to stop the same trial being restarted over and over — it is never sent to us.
The full wording is in the privacy policy.
Pricing
One licence, one device, no auto-renew
The trial is free for 24 hours from first launch. After that, unlock the app with a licence key — paid by UPI, no card stored anywhere.
Monthly
₹299
31 days
- Unlimited dialing
- Every feature included
- Ends on its own — no auto-renew
Key issued manually after payment
Best value
Yearly
₹1,999
366 days · saves ₹1,589
- Unlimited dialing
- Every feature included
- Cheaper than paying monthly
- Ends on its own — no auto-renew
Key issued manually after payment
Lifetime
₹4,999
one-time payment
- Unlimited dialing, permanently
- All future updates
- Pay once, never again
Key issued manually after payment
How to buy
- Install DialFlow and open it. Tap Upgrade to Pro.
- Copy the device code shown on that screen — it looks like 4F7A-9C21. Your licence is tied to that one device.
- Pay the plan amount to one of the UPI IDs below.
- Send the payment screenshot and your device code on WhatsApp or email.
- Your licence key arrives, usually within a few hours. Paste it into the app under Already have a licence key? and the app unlocks.
UPI
8102497920@fam
UPI (alternate)
8102497920@slc
Payee name
Nayan Prakash
WhatsApp
+91 81024 97920
Email
nayanprakash90@gmail.com
Keys are issued by hand after payment, so please send the screenshot. Monthly and yearly licences simply stop when they run out — there is no auto-debit, no card on file, and no payment gateway in the middle taking a cut. Paying by UPI straight to us keeps the price where it is.
Straight answers
What DialFlow doesn't do
It's better to know this before you pay than after.
- It doesn't know who picks up. It dials on a timer, so it can't tell a voicemail, a busy tone or a wrong number from a real conversation.
- It doesn't make internet calls — no WhatsApp, Telegram or VoIP. Regular SIM calls only, one SIM at a time.
- It never reads your contacts, so the list is exactly what you paste in. Nothing is dialed that you didn't put there.
- One licence covers one device, matched to the device code. We can move it to a new phone if you replace yours.
- It needs the Phone permission to work. Without it, the app can't place calls at all.
- Use it for people who expect your call. Automatic dialing is regulated in some places, and honouring do-not-call requests and consent is your responsibility.
Questions
The things people ask before buying
Is the trial really free?
Yes. 24 hours of full use from the first time you open the app. No card, no account, nothing to cancel — it simply ends.
What happens when the trial ends?
The Start button stops and the app asks for a licence key. Your list, your gap setting and everything else stay exactly as they were. Paste a key and you carry on from the same place.
How do I get a licence key?
Pay by UPI, then send us the screenshot along with your device code on WhatsApp or email. We issue the key by hand, usually within a few hours. It's a short string starting with DLF1. — paste it into the app and DialFlow unlocks.
Can I use one key on two phones?
No — each key is issued for one device code. That's what stops a key from being passed around. If you change phones, message us and we'll move your licence across.
Does it read my contacts or call log?
No. DialFlow has no contacts permission and no call-log permission. It reads only the phone's live call state (idle, ringing, off-hook) so it knows when to dial the next number. Your numbers come only from what you paste.
Is my number list uploaded anywhere?
No. The list, your settings and your licence are stored on your phone. There's no server holding them and no analytics on what you dial.
What if a call doesn't connect?
DialFlow waits about 25 seconds for the call to connect. If it doesn't, the row is marked and it moves on, so one dead number can't stall the whole list.
Can I pause in the middle of a session?
Yes. Pause holds the list where it is, resume carries on from the same number, and stop ends the session — the rows already dialed keep their status.
Will it work on my phone?
Any Android 8.0 or newer phone. Dual-SIM phones work too, though each call uses the SIM your phone normally dials with.
Is downloading an APK safe?
An APK from the right place, properly signed, is the same file a store would give you. DialFlow is signed with its own key, Play Protect scans it on install, and we publish a SHA-256 fingerprint so you can confirm the file wasn't modified. Get it only from this page.
Refunds?
A licence key is delivered digitally and immediately, so payments can't be refunded once a key has been sent. If your key doesn't work we'll fix or replace it — just message us. Details are in the refund policy.
Do I need a monthly subscription?
No subscription is required. You can take 31 days for ₹299, a year for ₹1,999, or lifetime access for ₹4,999 — whichever suits your calling volume. Nothing auto-renews and nothing is charged to you again unless you choose to buy another key.
Does it work without internet?
Dialling itself needs no internet. DialFlow checks your licence key on the device, so a session runs fine in airplane mode or on a weak signal. The only network call the app makes is one anonymous lookup when the 24-hour trial begins.
Is there an iPhone or iOS version?
No. DialFlow is Android only, on Android 8.0 and newer. iPhone and iPad cannot place calls like this automatically, so there is no iOS build.
Can I use a list from Excel or Google Sheets?
Yes. Copy the column of numbers and paste it in — DialFlow picks out the phone numbers and ignores the rest of the text. The same works for a CRM export, a notes app or a message someone sent you.
Is this a predictive dialer?
No. DialFlow is a power dialer: it places one call at a time and waits for each call to end before dialling the next. There is no machine-answer detection and no trying several lines at once.