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Instant click-to-call bridge from any webpage to your Diallogs Android app. Diallogs Quick Call connects your desktop browser directly with the Diallogs Android app, enabling seamless 1-click calling from any website or web CRM. Eliminate manual number dialing, typos, and wasted time. Whenever you browse client records, spreadsheets, email threads, or web pages, Diallogs Quick Call detects phone numbers and dispatches calls straight to your Android phone instantly. Key Features: - 1-Click Calling: Click highlighted phone numbers on any webpage to dial immediately on your linked Android device. - Right-Click Context Dial: Highlight any number text, right-click, and select "Dial on Android Phone". - Real-Time QR Code Pairing: Secure 10-second device pairing using QR code scanning no complex login or configuration needed. - Recent Calls History: View your recent browser-dispatched calls directly from the extension popup. - Secure & Private: End-to-end device communication without storing personal call recordings or unneeded browsing data. How It Works: 1. Install this Chrome Extension. 2. Open the extension popup to display the pairing QR code. 3. Scan the QR code using your Diallogs Android App. 4. Click any phone number on any website to dial instantly! Requirements: - Diallogs Android App installed on your smartphone. - Active internet connection on both browser and mobile device.
Sep 9, 2026
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