👏🏼👍🏼 Good Job & 🫶🏼🙏🏼 Thank you to the developers/creators of this app. You just saved my future introverted self hours of time in the future from having to 🔍 search for websites to search 🔍 for numbers. Just so I can find out if I want to talk to someone or not. Lol 🤣 Knowing how HARD 💪🏽 I've searched the internet SO MANY times trying to figure out who called my sometimes introverted self, this app has done its job! Depends if their name is linked to their phone number. Also, my number says I live in 2 towns over, as does my old man's. But in the other direction. Close enough and if it has a name attached to it, I'll find out. If it don't I never was going to know to start with. Much better than searching the browsers for maybe the same result, IF I find those couple websites that helped me before. As someone else says it's not perfect (only because information: like names isn't associated or linked to the number. Possibly they are prepaid without a name linked) Runs at about 85% honestly, I give it better credit than that. It IS VERY MUCH finding the information that's OUT THERE, and delivering it to you!! And there's no 5 minute count down, to say we want money, and there's no promise there's a name linked to the number! I DO HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS APP!

I am rewriting my review because there has been a significant improvements in this app that are noteworthy. The accuracy of the results seems to have improved over the years. I tried it with ten phone numbers I recognize and it was able to give me the names for eight phone numbers. I understand it may not be possible to give correct names for all the phone numbers but this app was pretty accurate on my tests. One thing I would like to have is the ability to import phone numbers from the call log history to the app to lookup those numbers. It would be even better if this app was able to run reverse lookup automatically on all incoming phone calls. There may be some restrictions to this though. Regardless, this is an awesome simple app that I use almost everyday. I would happily share it with my friends. Thanks to the developers. Keep it awesome!Update: I've been using this app for over 5 years now and it's still going strong.

This will make the 3rd time that I have downloaded this app, because it stops working after a short period of time. I don’t know why it stops being able to locate &/or identify the person or business that the number belongs to after a number of attempts at looking up different numbers………but it does. After I deleted it, I looked for it once again in my “purchases” list from the past in the app store but can’t ever find it. I had to go into “search” to bring it up in the list of available apps. That’s the only way I can find it & download it again to see how long it will last this time. Other than that………it works almost as good as my other phone # lookup………that is, as long as it continues to work. Add-on edit: I had to download this app again & again & again to use it on recent phone numbers that have called me. Today, after re-downloading the app yesterday, it was not working again. If it costs to use the app more than one day, then that should be mentioned before anyone downloads it. Free & working correctly is one thing, but free & the app only working when it wants to, is something else. Like I said before………It works great when it is working, but there is just too much inconsistency as far as when it works goes. If that can be fixed, please fix it. Otherwise I will just have to go with my other phone # ID app. Thank you for your time.

In theory this should be an invaluable resource but my most recent searches have all came up as ‘we can’t find anything on this one, sorry.’ Even before when I’d get an answer to my query it would claim to be a landline (when the number actually texted me, so it couldn’t possibly be right). The fact of the matter is, 90% of the numbers I look up are Bitcoin crypto scammers from China and the far east. They all start out with variations of “Is this Joe? I’m so sorry, my assistant forgot to label the contract in my new phone… I’m so sorry to bother you. Perhaps we could be friends. I’m ’Connie’.” (Then they send a photo of an Asian supermodel and ask about you. The details vary slightly but it’s always some version of ‘Oops, I don’t know who you are, can we be friends?’. I’m sure duping suckers out of money is a billion dollar industry (they call it ‘pig butchering’ because it’s like the process of fattening up a pig for (financial) slaughter. My advice is to just block those ‘accidental’ messages and move on. It obviously works often enough for them to have thousands of operators working the numbers they use. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’d paid off phone number app makers to offer poor results, to facilitate more successful calls.