Arattai is a free Android application designed to bring video calls and messaging to a television. By connecting your Android device to a TV, the app expands the usual small‑screen experience to a larger display, making it easier for families and groups to see and hear each other clearly.
After installing Arattai on your Android device, you launch the app and choose a casting method that matches your TV. Once the connection is established, the app mirrors the call interface onto the TV while you continue to control the session from your phone or tablet. The TV acts as a shared screen, while audio can be routed through the TV speakers or external sound system.
Arattai is useful in several everyday scenarios:
Search for Arattai – Secure Communication in the Google Play Store, tap Install, and wait for the download to complete. The app does not require additional permissions beyond those needed for camera, microphone, and network access, which are standard for video‑calling tools.
Anyone who prefers a shared viewing experience for video calls—parents, remote workers, educators, and social groups—can benefit from Arattai’s TV‑centric design.
Arattai uses the same login method as the underlying video‑calling service, so you can sign in with existing credentials.
Yes. Connecting a Bluetooth headset or earbuds works the same as with any other video‑calling app.
Call quality depends on your network and device camera, not on the TV. The TV simply displays the video stream.









