The main reason I didn’t buy this is that the “contacts” button does crash the app. Prior to that I test called myself 3 times and lol I called a long distance number. All in calls response was clear (iPhone volume set to 5); heats recordings perfectly. Far as the dial ability; it does rotate aka spin; u have to make sure the setting is on rotary. I was excited til I try to add folks. Great concept an it looked pretty real; perhaps y’all update in future and I try again

I discovered this app back when my old rotary dialer stopped working. I never really even noticed the Contacts feature until just recently. That was on the last version.So when I emailed the developer to ask if a fix was in the works I suggested he also have the selected Contact pre-fill the app and press dial automatically (previously Contacts were view-only). While auto-dial from Contacts should probably be a selectable option, that was only a couple days before this latest release came out, and pre-fill is there.That’s a really impressive response time, given that new versions of apps still need to be approved before being made available...

A Must Have for every iPhone user! After all, what's a phone without a dial to dial the number? Fire up this app next time somebody wants to borrow your phone.… 🤣For the record, on my iPhone 12 Mini the "Touch Keys” option doesn’t actually show a touchpad, but gives the dial again which, instead of rotating, emits a touch tone when a number is tapped. The touch tones are well done, but I really got the app for the dial anyway.A nice enhancement would be to have a dial tone, selectable between the older “gargling“ 120-Hz single tone and the later 2-tone version. Also maybe an option to (a) automatically connect after the last digit is dialed (as in traditional phones), (b) prompt after dialing the last digit, or (c) do as in the existing version. Finally, an option to “hang up” by tapping something to get back to the dial tone.I’ve been asked by several friends where they could get this app. Keep up the good work!!

It does exactly what I wanted: it gives me the illusion of using an old rotary phone. And it really works to make actual calls! You simply dial your desired number, hit the big “call” button, and off you go. Too bad there’s no dial tone but I’m happy enough anyway. Quite fun. The artistic details are great, too. I love how 0 for operator is the dirtiest, showing the most use.