Simple Dialer is a free Android application developed by Simple Mobile Tools. It focuses on providing a straightforward dialing experience without the clutter of unnecessary features. The app presents a large, easy‑to‑read keypad, quick access to your contacts and a basic call log, making everyday phone calls fast and hassle‑free.
When you open Simple Dialer, the main screen displays a traditional telephone keypad. Tapping a digit adds it to the number field; the app simultaneously looks for contacts whose names or numbers contain the entered sequence and shows them below the keypad. Press the call button to place the call directly, or tap a suggested contact to dial that entry.
The call log is accessible via a small icon at the top of the screen. Each entry shows the contact name (if saved), the phone number and the call direction (incoming, outgoing, missed). You can tap an entry to call again or swipe to delete individual items. A “clear all” option removes the entire history.
Simple Dialer can be installed from the Google Play Store. Search for the package name com.simplemobiletools.dialer or the app name “Simple Dialer”. The download size is modest, reflecting its lightweight design. After installation, the app requests standard permissions needed to place calls and read your contacts list.
The app is built for Android devices that support the standard Android runtime. It does not require a specific Android version in the public description, but it follows modern Android guidelines, so it runs on most devices released in the past several years.
Anyone who prefers a minimal interface for making phone calls will appreciate Simple Dialer. It is especially handy for users who want a fast way to dial without navigating through a full‑featured contacts app, as well as for those who like to keep a simple call log and have basic control over unwanted calls.
No. It provides an alternative dialing interface but does not become the system default unless you explicitly set it as such in Android settings.
Simple Dialer reads contacts stored on the device, so any contacts you have in your phone’s address book are automatically available for suggestion while dialing.
The app does not include an export feature; the log is kept for quick redial within the app only.
You can add numbers to a block list manually. Calls from those numbers will be rejected by the system when the app is active.









