One Call Now Mobile

Name: One Call Now Mobile
Rating: 2.8 (39 reviews)
Author: OnSolve

By: OnSolve

Productivity

Features & Capabilities

The One Call Now App is a mobile companion to the on-line mass messaging service. It gives clients access to automated tools that send SMS text, voice, and email messages to any size group, turning your phone, tablet or your computer into a mass-messaging powerhouse. Users can quickly record and send messages to all contacts, or to one or more subgroups. All messages can be stored for re-use as needed. Record the message in your own voice using the app, or use the text-to-speech feature to type a message instead and have it delivered in a natural-sounding automated voice. View message reports on your phone or tablet to see who received the message, no matter where you are. Use the app to send emergency alerts and closings, appointment reminders, employee notifications, event announcements or any other type of message that needs to go to a large group of people quickly. Contacts can even reply to the message via phone, email or text.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

OnSolve

Rating:

2.80

(39)

Version:

3.8.8 Last updated: 2025-11-03

Version code:

879262304

Creation date:

2010-03-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.04MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

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# 262,909 ▼ 1,024

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Developed by:

OnSolve

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/one-call-now-mobile/id362548022

Website:

https://www.onsolve.com/

User Reviews

Users broadly like One Call Now Mobile for on-the-go, multi-channel group communication and its usefulness for churches and organizations, often saving time. However, frequent crashes, login friction, and usability regressions after updates are common complaints. Missing features (like saved messages and clear reporting) and concerns about price further detract from the experience. Overall sentiment is that reliability and ease of use need attention, despite positive views on mobility and organizational value.

Pros

Convenience of sending messages on the go from mobile (useful for churches, PTOs, sports teams and other groups).
Time-saving for quick updates, reminders, and requests.
Multi-channel messaging (voice calls, emails, and texts) from a single app.
Helpful for organizations to coordinate communications and reach members.
Some users report the updated UI as modern/easier to use after improvements.

Cons

Frequent crashes and reliability issues: messages fail to upload/send and the app stops working on devices.
Login friction and authentication problems: repeated group ID/password prompts, and some login failures after updates (including requests for Apple password login compatibility).
Usability regressions after updates: new interface is hard to navigate, not intuitive, and some features are missing or harder to use (e.g., saved messages, reporting details).
Missing/limited features and poor feature parity: cannot save messages for reuse, cannot see who sent messages or who answered, and reduced contact list access.
High cost for the service combined with reliability issues: users feel the price is not justified when the app malfunctions.

Recent reviews

It crashes constantly. Every message you send needs to be recorded multiple times before the app finally uploads it. We used this app for our church for years, but not for long! We will be switching soon.

by Ti*****, 2026-05-05

Before this new upgrade i can’t even log back in to one call even though I’m using correct password and login says invalid

by sn*****, 2025-12-17

The One Call Now app stopped working on all of my devices. Everyone loved the service but now it will not upload and send voice messages. This defeats our purpose for having this service. So, we have paid over $500 for a useless, nonfunctional service. Sad.