Whoscall is a free Android application developed by Gogolook that focuses on caller identification and spam protection. When a call arrives from a number that isn’t saved in your contacts, the app attempts to display the caller’s name or organization, helping you decide whether to answer.
When you receive a call, Whoscall checks its internal database, which is built from user contributions and public sources. If a match is found, the app displays the associated label on the incoming‑call screen. For messages, the app scans the text for patterns commonly used in phishing or scam attempts and flags them for your attention.
Whether you receive frequent sales calls, unknown telemarketers, or messages that look like they might be phishing attempts, Whoscall gives you a quick visual cue. This can reduce the time spent answering unwanted calls, protect you from accidental disclosure of personal information, and help you keep a cleaner inbox.
Whoscall is available through the Google Play Store. Simply search for the app name, tap Install, and grant the permissions it requests—typically access to your phone’s call log and SMS messages. The app runs in the background and updates its database automatically when an internet connection is available.
Anyone who receives calls from unknown numbers, such as professionals who share their contact details publicly, seniors who are targeted by scams, or anyone who wants to keep their phone experience streamlined, can benefit from Whoscall.
Yes, the core caller ID and blocking features are provided at no cost.
Yes, you can add numbers to a personal block list or rely on the app’s automatic suggestions.
Identification works best with an internet connection because the database is updated online. Cached entries may still appear when offline.
The app runs as a background service with modest resource usage, designed not to noticeably impact battery life or speed.









