Phone Call – Default Dialer is a lightweight Android application that replaces the system dialer with a clean, easy‑to‑use interface. It focuses on core calling functions: dialing numbers, storing contacts, and reviewing call history. The app is offered by the developer "voice memo" and is available at no cost.
When you set Phone Call as the default handler, all call‑related actions—dialing from the home screen, answering incoming calls, and opening the call log—are routed through this app. The interface is built around a single activity that displays the dial pad at the bottom and a list of recent calls at the top. Tapping a recent entry opens a small overlay with options to call back, send a text, or delete the entry.
The app can be installed from the Appitika store. After installation, Android will prompt you to choose a default phone app; select "Phone Call – Default Dialer" to enable its features. No additional configuration is required.
Phone Call – Default Dialer is built for Android devices that support the standard telephony framework. It does not rely on specific hardware features, so it should run on most smartphones running a recent version of Android. Exact version requirements are not listed, but the app works on devices that can install apps from Appitika.
Users who prefer a minimalistic calling experience, those who want an easy way to block unwanted numbers, and anyone looking for a straightforward alternative to the pre‑installed dialer will benefit from Phone Call – Default Dialer.
Yes. The app reads the device’s contact database, so all existing contacts are available for search and dialing.
Call logs are kept locally on the device. The app does not transmit call data to external servers.
Open the block list from the settings menu, locate the number, and tap the unblock option.
It uses standard Android telephony APIs and does not request unnecessary permissions beyond those required for calling and contact access.









